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Creating Strong Passwords & Dealing With Hacked Accounts
Handy tips to create the strongest password using a simple ninja combination. You will also learn how to setup recover options for lost and stolen passwords.No Comments | Read More | Tweet This
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AVG 9.0 Free Coming mid-October: Faster and Meaner than Before
AVG is all set to release a leaner and meaner version of their popular free antivirus software AVG 9.0 in mid-October. The new version offers faster scans and less cumbersome installation among other things. Read More | Tweet This
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How To Secure Your Orkut Account In 5 Easy Steps
Orkut is the no.1 social networking site in India. Orkut is not secure as compared to Facebook. We will show you how to completely secure your Orkut account in 5 easy steps. Read More | Tweet This
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Twitter, Facebook DDoS Attacks Were Politically Motivated
We have already carried news about how the popular social networking site Twitter and Facebook were pulled down with a concerted DDoS attack and how Google, Facebook & Twitter were jointly investigating the reasons behind this DDoS Attack. Read More | Tweet This
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Malware Link Blocking Finally Arrives at Twitter
The 140 character microblogging platform Twitter is gaining popularity by each passing day. Geek or no-geek, everybody seems to be hooked up to Twitter, which looks like a good-for-no-use application when it was started. Read More | Tweet This
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Are Free Antivirus Software Equally Good as Paid Antivirus
There has always been a heated debate between the advocates of Free Antivirus Software and the promoters of Paid security software products. The first category of people try to criticize the security software companies like Symantec and McAfee for charging the computer users for something which is freely available from developers like Avira and AVG totally free of cost. Read More | Tweet This




