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#‎TrendMicro‬ ‪#‎Internet‬ ‪#‎Security‬ 2015

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During May and June 2015 we continuously evaluated 21 home user security products using their default settings. We always used the most current publicly-available version of all products for the testing. They were allowed to update themselves at any time and query their in-the-cloud services. We focused on realistic test scenarios and challenged the products against real-world threats. Products had to demonstrate their capabilities using all components and protection layers.

How to auto login in windows7....

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How to auto login in windows7.... Hello friends, today the post is to automatically login in to your computer without asking the user login page. That means you can have more than one user in your computer but you usually use only one account daily means you can set that account as auto login so that you need not to login every time you switch on your computer. Here are the steps: Step 1: Login into your account and then click “Start” menu and then type “Netplwiz” and press E nter. Step 2: A User account box will appear, which shows the user names of your computer. Step 3: Then click the name of the username which is to auto login. And then uncheck the box above the name “Users must enter a username and password to use this computer” then press “OK”. Step 4: Then it will ask you username and password. After enter username and password click “Ok”. Step 5: To check restart your computer, it will not ask you the login credentials.
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CompuWorld launches Wireless HD Camera with Recording.

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Celebrating Independence Day...

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BROWSER ISSUES ? All Solutions just a call away

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How to Protect Wi-Fi network From Hackers.

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Do you use a wireless network like Wi-Fi at your home or office? And afraid of it getting hacked by other people (hackers)? Now a day hacking has become a key stress or tension for the peoples and are you one among them getting stressed? Then now you don’t need to get worried about it, and let me handle that stress and problem, you just have to do is go through this article and try the stated tips by your own and learn How to Protect  Wi-Fi network. 1.Use WPA: Many of the WI-Fi connections provides WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) for protecting your wireless network, but now a day it can be easily broken/hacked by the hackers by using a simple hacking suite within no time. So to protect your wireless network to the fullest you can use WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access), and in this you have to make sure that WPS (Wireless Protect Setup) is disabled in the router’s settings. This is the Most Basic and Important Tip to Protect your Wi-Fi Network 2.Use a strong & Secure WPA Passwo

Don't Trust the '‪#‎Windows‬ 10 Free Update' Email, Warns Cisco

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Microsoft released Windows 10 in 190 countries earlier this week. The latest desktop operating system from the company has attracted millions of users already, including unfortunately, some fraudsters as well. A new ransomware has started to circulate in the wild which attempts to fool users into downloading and installing malware instead. Cisco, best known for designing and manufacturing network equipment, is wa rning users about a new phishing attack that tricks users into installing malware that then asks for ransom. The email comes disguised as an official release from Microsoft with subject 'Windows 10 Free Update'. The sophistication of the attack is worrisome too. The email states to be coming from update [at] Microsoft and uses the same colour and font scheme as used by the company. This could trick many into believing that the email is legitimate. But as Cisco points out, the origination of email as well as some minor inconsistencies in the wording and f