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Internet Security, Internet Usage, Netbits
It seems nearly every day we’re reading about Internet attacks aimed at knocking sites offline and breaking into networks, but it’s often difficult to visualize this type of activity. The easiest way to lose track of half your workday (and bandwidth) comes from the...
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Internet Security, Netbits
Did you know, that people are trying to break into your website basically all the time? This comes as a shock to some. But, why do they want to do this anyway? Motives vary – there are indeed plenty of people who think that destroying things is fun. However, the main...
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Email Marketing, Internet Security, Netbits
To decrease the likelihood of hacks, as well as the time it takes account holders to find suspicious activity that could be a precursor, Gmail has created a handy check list that all users should take the time to walk through. To find the check list, first go to your...
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Internet Security, Mobile Devices, Netbits
Yes, and it’s not very difficult. There are plenty of spy apps that a snooping ex or significant other can slip on to a phone. Mspy, WebWatcher, SpyToMobile and SpectorSoft’s eBlaster are a few popular spy apps. They provide access to your text messages,...
