SurfSafe offers Spyware Slayer as Part of its Free Privacy Protection Software Bundle
Fort Lee, NJ (ContentDesk) June 8, 2005 -- SurfSafe, a consumer products company offering subscription e-mail and ISP services, is now including Spyware Slayer in its suite of privacy protection software that is free to users with a monthly subscription to SurfSafe.SurfSafe understands that there is a real threat online from unscrupulous marketers who secretly install Spyware, Adware, Trojans, Worms & Viruses on a PC, all which can contribute to:? Damaging and corrupting a hard drive? Stealing passwords, credit card & banking information? Recording everything said in emails & chats? Sending personal information to ad companies that send pop-ups & spam? Allowing hackers to take over a computerSurfSafe with free Spyware Slayer software helps protect users' personal computers from these risks and keeps them from slowing down and crashing from unwanted toolbars and pop-ads being unknowingly delivered and downloaded to the PC.A standard monthly SurfSafe subscription rate is $14.95 a month for four email accounts and ISP service along with the free online protection software bundle. The entire package includes anti-virus software, PC Cleanser, a pop-up blocker and internet accelerator software, as well as the Spyware Slayer software.SurfSafe's software suite protects the consumer's computer from internet predators - the fastest growing threat to computer users' privacy today. SurfSafe subscribers will now be able to safely detect and remove Trojans, system monitors, ad-ware and other such programs. Removal of these harmful programs will ultimately protect them from identity theft, computer corruption and privacy invasions. SurfSafe's software package will also wash away all traces of PC and Internet Activity, and completely wipe out unneeded data for total privacy protection and improved system performance.
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Windows vs. Linux, A Comparison
Many of you who are reading this article are using Windows as most of the other internet users do. There is a huge difference between the number of users of LINUX and Windows. Some say Windows is much better than LINUX because it gives you an easy handling of the hardware and software. Some say LINUX is much better because it started as Open Source software and that's why it is much more flexible than Windows. Then why there is a huge market difference between these operating systems?The answer to this question is quite easy.
Since 1985, computer users and programmers became so accustomed to using Windows, even for the changing capabilities and the appearances of the graphical interface of the versions, therefore it always stayed as the product of Microsoft. On the other hand, LINUX has so many different versions from a variety of companies some of which are namely Lycoris, Red Hat, SuSE, Mandrake, Knoppix, Slackware, Lindows. These companies release their own versions of the...
Windows vs. Linux, A Comparison
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"Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy"- Who Else Wants an Explanation?
SpySheriff Activation Code- Warning! 29 Adware PC Removal Spyware Programs That Are Fake!
"Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy". OK, I said it again. But, what does it mean? Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy is they way your computer files will read after a spyware program has scrambled your data.
For example, it will happen after you enter the SpySheriff Activation Code or SpySheriff Activation Key when installing the fake SpySheriff anti-spyware program.
It's also a literary device to wholesomely represent profanity.
It is what you'll utter after your system is infected with spyware as in saying, "Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy"!
Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy is what your bank account and credit report will look like after SpySheriff or other spyware have stolen your personal information, Social Security Number and passwords.
COMING CLEAN ABOUT "Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy"
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Snoops Don't Need Physical Access to Your PC to Spy On You
SpyCop today announced that a large majority of computer users are at much greater risk of being spied upon than they originally thought. Many popular commercial surveillance packages including keyloggers and screen recorders are advertising "Remote Deployment".
Like a trojan, this type of spy software can be slipped into a user's PC via email, greeting card or web site. Unlike a trojan the surveillance program does not destroy data, rather it silently steals personal information.
Many users feel that, without physical access to their PC, a surveillance program can not be installed.
In fact, remote deployment of surveillance spyware is sharply on the rise.Remote Deployment works in one of three major ways including email, web site or greeting card: - The email method involves an attachment which, like a virus, looks like a screensaver or other useful program. The user installs this trojan program and within seconds, they're bugged.
-Remote deployment...
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MP3 Music Downloads--Your Guide to Creating Personal Packages
MP3 music downloads have taken the music world by storm. In 2004, legal music downloads, worldwide, increased tenfold to more than 200 million. With the ease of downloading your favorite tunes directly onto your computer and then burning your own CD, people have really accepted the MP3 format for music downloads.MP3 music downloads work very simply. Find a site that offers MP3 music downloads--there are hundreds of sites offering free music and there are subscription sites available as well (just search the Web for your personal favorite)--scan the inventory of songs available, select the songs or albums you want, and click on it to download it to your computer.Truthfully, why do people download music from the Internet? To hear NEW music that is not available in any other form or to listen to records that have been deleted by the big label companies and are no longer available for purchase. The primary goal is not to save $5 in the used CD bin at your local record shop, but to hear music...
MP3 Music Downloads--Your Guide to Creating Personal Packages
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Spyware Slayer Free as Part of Antivirus Email's Privacy Protection Software Bundle
Fort Lee, NJ (ContentDesk) June 29, 2005 -- Antivirus Email, a consumer products company offering subscription e-mail and ISP services, is now including Spyware Slayer in its suite of privacy protection software that is free to users with a monthly subscription to Antivirus Email.Antivirus Email understands that there is a real threat online from unscrupulous marketers who secretly install Spyware, Adware, Trojans, Worms & Viruses on a PC, all which can contribute to:- Damaging and corrupting a hard drive- Stealing passwords, credit card & banking information- Recording everything said in emails & chats- Sending personal information to ad companies that send pop-ups & spam- Allowing hackers to take over a computerAntivirus Email with free Spyware Slayer software helps protect users' personal computers from these risks and keeps them from slowing down and crashing from unwanted toolbars and pop-ads being unknowingly delivered and downloaded to the PC.A standard monthly Antivirus Email...
Spyware Slayer Free as Part of Antivirus Email's Privacy Protection Software Bundle
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W3Dictionary.com - The Number One Online Dictionary Resource Powered by the Ever-Popular Webster's and WordNet Dictionaries
W3Dictionary.com was recently founded with the goal of providing quick and simple answers to definition queries. The high-tech site touts its many features, including up-to-the-minute updates of popularity of words.W3Dictionary.com has started with a bang ? Delivering over 100,000 answers in a relatively short amount of time, but not stopping there. Home to thousands upon thousands of definitions, W3Dictionary.com shows no signs of stopping.The company later plans to add W3Thesaurus.com, spelling suggestions, context-based searching to find more similar terms, a web search engine, and a technologically-advanced desktop toolbar. Clearly, the site is a truly exciting endeavor that flourished quickly and will prosper indefinitely.Attached to this Press Release is our beta version of the W3Dictionary.com IE toolbar. Mozilla and Mozilla Firefox toolbars are planned and should be released along with the final version of the W3Dictionary.com IE toolbar.
You can download our toolbar at...
W3Dictionary.com - The Number One Online Dictionary Resource Powered by the Ever-Popular Webster's and WordNet Dictionaries
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Sending Large Files Has Never Been Easier: File4ward to the Rescue
(ContentDesk) December 1, 2005 -- Recent surveys of companies showed most crashes of company mail services were caused by users trying to email massive files to someone. A little known 'flaw' in email means each attachment is doubled in size when sent (so 50Mb becomes 100MB) and has to be scanned for viruses and spam potential at the point of reciept. This means huge files become the bane of the email administrator's life.Most email services restrict the attachment size acceptable to less than 5Mb per message. This means that most files are "unsendable". File4ward from Ogden Point software allows a user to send anyone a massive file without the sender or reciever having problems with their email accounts.The user downloads and installs the proprietary software (File4ward)and registers for the service.
They can then launch a browser (Firefox or Internet Explorer) and "browse" their local hard drive for files. They simply select the file(s) they wish to send, enter an email address...
Sending Large Files Has Never Been Easier: File4ward to the Rescue
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