Simple Ways to Reduce Spam
Spam or unsolicited electronic mails are common features in our inboxes when we try to access or read our mail boxes online. The sources of these mails are usually product or service providers who want to advertise themselves through the website without your consent.
Ad Blocking Technology and the Online Business Owner
Many browsers are now using ad blocking technology in order to attract users. This technology stops things like banner ads, pop-up ads, and even the basic click ads from even showing up on your window, making for ad free browsing.
A Beginners Guide to Fighting Spam
Fighting spam is a lot like fighting any other illegal activity. You come up with a strategy and the enemy comes up with a counter strategy that puts yours in the dust. But when it comes to spam, there are some techniques you can use that put you at an advantage.
Stop Spam Before it Enters Your Network
Unsolicited e-mail to people on your network has become the modern day technological plague. It's mainly a nuisance, but also a security risk that creates an entry point for viruses on your network. Not only does it consume bandwidth and server space, but it also decreases productivity due to req...
Waging the Eternal War on Spam
Spam. The word is enough to send anyone into a rage. How can you fight back against spam?
Spyware Or is it Actually Scareware?
Spyware is prevalent these days but in simple terms it should be just called Scareware. Because that is its purpose, to scare you into action!
A Beginners Guide to Spyware - What You Need to Know
A few years ago, just when you were getting used to dealing with the computer virus, a new plague appeared. Spyware. At first spyware seemed to be a nuisance more than anything else but slowly people realized that spyware was a very real risk in terms of computer data and your own privacy. All of...
Web Browsers - A Serious Security Hole in Your System
Web browsing software is a wonderful thing. It takes all the HTML, scripts and other computer lingo online and translates it into the websites that you wind up surfing onto and losing track of work...and annoying your boss. Unfortunately your web browser can provide an open door to your computer ...
