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What to do with “helpful” email spam warnings
Not a week goes by without me receiving an email from a well meaning colleague, friend or relative warning me about a paricular nasty spam email or virus. The scenario is usually the same, they have received this from one … Continue reading
New Virus Alert – Internet Security 2010
It’s been an interesting week with no less than three calls about the dreaded “Internet Security 2010” virus. This seems to be a new strain of something that was around early in 2009 (maybe they write them over the Christmas … Continue reading
What makes a good password?
I regularly come across systems with passwords that I guess within about 30 seconds or that I know could easily be cracked within a few minutes using readily available tools. With this in mind I thought it might be worth … Continue reading
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