Internet Security and Privacy

If the history is saved on a memory card 1st select Internet Browser under The Network Icon In your home screen .If ther is a white screen just press the tryangle button.Then go up to the address bar and press x.If you have stored history the first button at the top will say history if it does not then you have no history stored.If it does here is how to remove it.Press the circle button and yes to exit text entry.Go down to the buttions at the bottom of the screen.Click on the toolbox next to the big A.Click on delete input history and all your saved history on that memory card will be gone.And your done.It's that easy :)

WEP also stands for Wired Equivalent Privacy , the WEP is something used to block out unknown people from accessing your internet connection. There are various other forms of WEP encryptions such as Standard 64-bit WEP, 64-bit WEP and MANY others.

In the form of it being for the Xbox, it's going to show or ask for one because whatever you are trying to connect to has some sort of security to disallow unwanted people from accessing the connection. If you don't remember your key, I would recommend trying to restart your router one way or another, if that doesn't work, call your Internet Service Provider (ISP).

one of the best method of ensuring security is to change the form of communication.

there are three well known implementation of the encryption/decryption methods:

* public key infrastructure (PKI)solutions * web server security through SSL ( Secure Socket Layer) * Virtual Private Networks(VPN)

First, you go to their Wall, then scrool down to the bottom. Make sure their not on your friends list (If they are click remove from friends in the bottom left corner) And it says (Also in bottom left corner) Report.Block, you click on that and then check the box that says block and hit Okay.

They didnt send my prize. I was very frustrated as i head spent a lot of wasted time searching using their engine to save up for an ipod touch. When I ordered it they told me they would send and took away the price from the points (3000) in my account. In the end i didnt receive anything and they stopped replying to my queries.

I did however find another similar but better website that has sent me stuff that i ordered- ps3 game. Its called lockerz but requires a invitation to join. If you want an invitation then email me on john_bates@yahoo.com

A strong password should be a bare minimum of 8 characters, and use a combination of upper and lower case, numbers, and symbols. Substituting symbols for letters is not advised because brute force attacks include such variations.

The easiest way to configure Tor is to use the Vidalia front end (http://vidalia-project.net/).

You need to install Tor in order to use Vidalia. Vidalia can be used to start and stop Tor and to select certain specific network features. To configure your software to use Tor, you need to set up your computer to connect to a proxy at 127.0.0.1 (which is a special IP address that directs to your local computer) and to use SOCKS4 or SOCKS5.

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No, you still have cookies. If you went on a "dirty" site and your under 18 you CAN get caught when you enter one of those sites they store your ip adress. If you want a way to not have an web history use Inprivate Browsing on Internet Explorer

To verify a website account you are normally sent an email, this contains a link on which you click and the verification is then automatic.

Internet Protocol, or IP, puts a header on every packet that it sounds out. This header is the overhead. All protocols, such as TCP or UDP, will put a header on the packet. The IP header contains information such as source IP address and destination IP address and is used by routers to figure out where to send the packet.

ex. you send your friend a 1kb file, but it takes up 1.5kb of bandwidth due to overhead

i dont think its illegal but if u get caught u can be charged. like if you do it but no one catches u then u wont get in trouble but if some one who got infected by ur virus and they find out u made it they can sue u for alot of money so i recomend u dont cuz u could get n alot of trouble.

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If you suspect internet fraud of any kind, contact your local electronic/internet crimes unit in your city if you have one. You can also contact the FBI and report fraud to them also. You can report online scams & fraud on the BadDeal website.

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Not much.

The big breakthrough in making computing accessible to all was the Personal Computer, which was developed into the mass market by IBM. There were PCs before the IBM PC, but they were not successfully marketed at a huge scale.

IBM bought the disk operating system, the software to make the machine work, from Microsoft. Microsoft had itself bought the system from Seattle Software Works and they just licensed it to IBM.

There were other disk operating systems out there, including the very popular CP/M and MS-DOS was more or less derived from and very similar to CP/M.

The IBM PC took off spectacularly, and Microsoft became very rich. But their flair was (and still is) in marketing, not in invention. Mice, windows interfaces, desktop images, icons, etc. etc, were invented elsewhere, some by Xerox at their Palo Alto research centre, some by Apple, and quite a lot from the various Unix flavours out there.

one example of a pin is 4589 but it doesn't have to be that you can make up your own but do NOT tell ANYBODY your pin

There is generally not a virus that forces you off the internet. There is however a DDOS or Denial of Service Attack that could be taking place on your internet. If someone with malicious intent has gotten hold of your IP and network port (generally port 80) they can send excessive internet traffic into your router which will knock you offline for a while.

Sure, if stealing things ever becomes legal. I wouldn't recommend it.

You can either send a nasty letter to Norton (which won't get you anywhere :/), or you can install other antivirus software (after, of course, uninstalling Norton). If you chose to install different antivirus software, I would recommend Microsoft Security Essentials which in my opinion is the best antivirus software out there. It is completely free. It doesn't slow down your system, or anything like other antivirus software do. I barely notice that I have it except when every once in a while it asks me to scan my computer (which is a good thing). If you don't want to download that, there is also AVG Free. It isn't nearly as good, it has advertisements, and it slows down your computer, but I like it way better than Norton.

Hopefully this helps, sorry that I don't know a way to stop Norton from doing that.

Many schools put links on their webpages to websites that are approved and educational.

take out the batteries locate the tiny button and press your password jouranol should be reset

Patients have a right to privacy, which means they can refuse to answer/share information with doctors or anyone else.

Confidentiality is a promise between two or more individuals (usually a doctor and patient) that information shall not be shared with others.