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What anti-virus measures do you take to protect your computer?
 Employ an Internet firewall
 Utilize a regularly updated antivirus software program that scans your computer daily
 Only open e-mail attachments from people you know
 All of the above


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Viruses, spam, spyware - the list seems endless. Indeed, as technology becomes more sophisticated and accessible, so too do methods of corrupting them. And unfortunately, at some point or another, we will all fall victim to one or more of these potentially dangerous computer threats.

So what can you do protect your personal information? You can start by getting informed…

Spam emails are a huge annoyance to Internet-goers. But with some 80% of all emails reported as unsolicited, the numbers don't appear to be decreasing. This has many people wondering just what is being done to protect their privacy. Learn what anti spam laws are in place where you live.
 
Have you noticed your computer is performing at less than optimal capacity? More likely than not, spyware is to blame. Find out about the latest and most effective spyware removal programs, as well as tips on how to prevent this unwanted material from taking over your computer.


Identity theft is on the rise, affecting some 10 million Americans annually. And with the Internet making access to personal information more readily available, cause for concern is growing ever greater. So just what can you do to protect yourself from becoming the next victim? Read on for tips and advice.
 
 
86% of email addresses posted on websites are used by spammers to send unsolicited emails?

63% of all "Remove me from your list" requests are not honored.

Spam accounted for 80% of all e-mail received in 2004, up from 62% in 2003