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The Internet should be a fun place to relax, learn new things, and meet new people. Though you can do all of those things, there are many other things going on that can harm you. It’s sad that this is the case, but it is what it is. There are some folks out there that would rather sit around and try to scam you out of your money rather than getting a real job, and you really have to watch what you are doing. You also have to consider what your kids are going online, as they are more trusting when it comes to seemingly nice strangers. You must think about Internet and security when you have access in your home.

One of the most common places to have problems with Internet and security is in email. There are some scams that have been around for a very long time, and many of them, sadly, still work. These have become even more complicated lately, and even the smartest and most web savvy of people can get sucked in. There is one that claims you have to sign into eBay to answer a dispute, and because so many use eBay, this is one that can get them. When you go to log in on the page that comes up, you have just given away your information to someone else. When it comes to Internet and security in these matters, you always type in the page in a new browser. Never, ever click on a link in an email.

Internet and security also means watching where you give out personal information. If you can help it, you should never do this anywhere. If at all possible, keep your last name a mystery, and never, ever give out your phone number when you have any reason to doubt anyone. This is never a wise thing to do on any type of public site. You also have to teach your children about how easy it is for someone to track them down with just a few bits of information that they may unwittingly put on a web page or tell to someone via instant messenger.

It can be hard to tell what is real and what is not real when it comes to dealing with others online. For the sake of using the Internet and security measures, you should do your best to use your common sense, and perhaps even find software packages that are made for Internet and security issues. If it seems to good to be true, it is. No one is giving you money for nothing, and strangers from overseas are just that: strangers. You haven’t won a lottery you never entered, and you aren’t getting a thousand dollars to be a secret shopper. Good things do happen to people, but none of these things are real.

Yahoo! News Search Results for Internet and security
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Tiny Embedded 2G And 3G Modules Created For Mobile Internet Devices (Embedded...
AnyDATA Corporation, a global leader in the design and manufacture of wireless communications devices, announced the DTW series of low cost embedded CDMA and GSM/HSPA modules designed for mobile Internet devices
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IT infrastructure is key to understanding Google and its goals... by Tom Foremski
Fear of surge in Internet crime ahead of S.Africa World Cup (AFP via Yahoo! N...
Football fans making plans for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa will likely face a surge in Internet crime targeting online ticket and hotel shoppers, security experts warned Wednesday.
LM Opens Second Security Intelligence Center To Defend Against Cyber Attacks ...
Denver CO (SPX) Mar 18, 2010 - Strengthening its ability to identify and respond to cyber attacks on its networks, Lockheed Martin [NYSE: LMT] has officially opened the Corporation's second Security Intelligence Center (SIC) in Denver. The first center was opened in Gaithersburg, Md. in May 2008.
Salesman accused of disabling 100 cars over Internet (Manila Bulletin)
DALLAS (AP) -- A man fired from a Texas auto dealership used an Internet service to remotely disable ignitions and set off car horns of more than 100 vehicles sold at his old workplace, police said Wednesday. Austin police arrested Omar Ramos-Lopez, 20, on Wednesday, charging him with felony breach of computer security. Ramos-Lopez used a former colleague's password to deactivate starters and ...
Security organisation gives IE9 warning (V3.co.uk via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
Industry-leading security organisation, the System Administration, Networking, and Security (SANS) Institute has warned firms to beware of phishing scams and 'drive-by' hacking based around Microsoft's latest browser preview release, Internet Explorer 9 (IE9).
Police: Dallas Man Disabled 100 Cars Over Internet (CBS 11 Dallas - Fort Worth)
A man fired from a Texas auto dealership used an Internet service to remotely disable ignitions and set off car horns of more than 100 vehicles sold at his old workplace, police said Wednesday. Austin police arrested Omar Ramos-Lopez, 20, on Wednesday, charging him with felony breach of computer security. Ramos-Lopez used a former colleague's password to deactivate starters and set off car horns ...
Fear of World Cup internet crime surge (Daily Telegraph)
FOOTBALL fans making plans for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa will likely face a surge in internet crime targeting online ticket and hotel shoppers, security experts warned today.
Cyber Security Bill Pushes for Private Sector Cooperation (eWeek)
A new version of a controversial cyber-security bill was introduced in the Senate today with an emphasis on partnerships between the government and private sector. A previous draft of the bill touched off controversy last year when critics said it allowed the president to shutdown the Internet in the event of a national emergency.
Microsoft pledges HTML 5 web standard support in Internet Explorer 9 (TechWorld)
MIX10 conference sees preview of next generation browser Microsoft wants the world to abandon Internet Explorer 6 and upgrade to IE7 or IE8 for security reasons, but the company says web and application developers will want to upgrade to the next version of Microsoft's web browser, IE9, for its optimised performance and HTML 5 support.