Computer Blogging

I am here again, to talk to you about my feelings this time. Okay so I am not a wimp, my feelings are about computers. My feelings about computers are very real to me as my computer is the one thing in the world that I own that I seriously couldn’t live without. I don’t know what I would do if anything happened to my computer as I think I would probably just want to die and end it all. I seriously have worked too hard on that computer and yes if you are wondering I do back up my data but still, there are some things on it which I can’t lose.

I have everything on my computer; my entire world is on there. Yes I know it is a virtual but it is still my world and I love it regardless. I use my computer for everything that I do for entertainment, which includes: watching movies, listening to music, playing games, chatting to friends and much more.

If anything happened to my computer I would seriously go mad. I do what I can to try and keep my computer safe. That means that I use a decent antispyware removal product which is up to date. I also use a decent antivirus which detects a threat immediately and gives me the option of deleting it. I also have a fairly decent firewall running on my machine. This is just some of the many precautions which I try and take in order to make sure my computer is safe.

Personal Guard 2009 – only guarding its malicious intent

The way of world these days, it seems, is to dupe and mislead every which way, in all aspects of life, and the Internet community is merely following suit.

Personal Guard 2009 is the latest in scams! Pretending to be a spyware remover, this application has one primary objective: to scare its victims into purchasing its licensed version.

Personal Guard 2009 also referred to as: PersonalGuard2009, Personal Guard2009 or PersonalGuard 2009, doesn’t deviate much from the typical and most widely practiced tactics of PC parasite infiltration.

Personal Guard 2009 tends to use affiliated backdoor Trojans, usually Trojan Vundo or Zlob, in order to ensure hidden penetration into the targeted machine is successful.

Once inside the designated system, Personal Guard 2009will obscurely create hundreds of fake malware entities in the infiltrated system.

Add Windows Live Messenger to your Website

The Windows Live Messenger Web Toolkit is a new set of controls and libraries that let you chat with your Windows Live Messenger friends or other website visitors.

This automatically adds a social element to your site, without having to transform your site into a social network.

The easiest way to begin is to use this tool, which provides a step-by-step guide and sample code to get you started.

See a video demonstration for more information.

You can try it out now from dev.live.com/messenger.

How to Protect Computer Data

“How to Protect Computer Data” was published in The Hartford Courant on September 19, 2007, discusses the failure of the State of Connecticut to adequately protect information entrusted to its custody and measures it could have taken to significantly reduce the impact of the loss of a notebook computer containing personal information regarding more than 100,000 of its citizens.

Sufficient care must be taken by both the private and public sectors to protect all information with which they are entrusted.

The solutions offered in “How to Protect Computer Data”, are not meant to be the end all solutions but are intended to illustrate that not even the most basic of information security controls were implemented.

Beware!!! Windows 7 Beta may corrupt your data – Download Hotfix Now!!

Microsoft has recently warned that Windows 7 beta (build 7000) may corrupt your crucial data, especially if you are using computers from Lenovo and HP.

Microsoft also stated that the data corruption issue is only associated with Windows 7 beta, no such issues were detected with other milestones.

The data-corruption issue occurs because of interaction between the Offline Files component and certain storage drivers.

AVCare alters the state of your PC’s safety and security

Woe to those few individuals that continue to make our online experience one filled with second guessing and skepticism.

Why – you may ask? Well, for anyone who makes use of the online community on a regular basis, it is clear that the state of one’s computer security is questioned on a daily basis – due to the millions of nefarious applications out there – so again I say woe to those few individuals that design and implement these dubious tactics and applications.

The latest of such applications is the rogue anti-spyware: AVCare also referred to as AV Care.

AVCare is installed onto a computer system via a Trojan infection, or might even enter into the system when the user visits malicious and dubious websites, which contain the virus in scripts embedded within.
And no – this application will not be able to assist you any way, shape or form. This program is dubious and was designed to have harmful functionality.

PC Security threat: Windows Antivirus Pro

Do yourself a favor and read on, that is if you value the integrity of your computer, and are all for safe and secure computing.

Windows Antivirus Pro is the latest rogue anti-spyware application to be making waves on the Internet highways and byways.

Otherwise known as WindowsAntivirusPro, this dubious application is NOT to be trusted and will only compromise the computer safety of all and any system it has infiltrated.

Windows Antivirus Pro enters into a computer system via a Trojan application, which sneaks into the system via security exploits, such as spam emails or it can be installed by another malware.

Security Center and why its name is misleading!

I am sure you have heard the saying before: don’t judge a book by its cover – well the same goes for todays’ feature PC parasite: do not judge this application by its name, as it is highly misleading! Security Center is the latest in rogue anti-spyware applications.

Security Center, also known as SecurityCenter is not to be taken lightly. havign been assocaited with the likes of Secret Service and Privacy Center, older rogue applciations, Security center is believed to be a clone of these two applications.

It is important to note that once embedded within a computer system, Security Center may attempt to kill all .exe processes, leaving the system without fully operational and functional processes; therefore before attempting to delete this PC parasite from a system, you must make sure you have backed up all your data.

Beware of Home Antivirus 2010! Rogue anti-spyware alert!

Here we go again, with the who’s who and what’s what in the world of PC safety.

There are so many applications available online, many of which claim to be helpful tools, that ensure a user’s computer security remain intact. But how do we know which of these claims are actually true or false?

Well, luckily for you, I have done my research on this one! Home Antivirus 2010 is NOT your friend, and should NOT be trusted.

So what is Home Antivirus 2010?

Home Antivirus 2010, also known as HomeAntivirus 2010, HomeAntivirus2010 and Home Antivirus2010 is the latest rogue anti-spyware application (in other words: a fake spyware remover).

WiniFighter : A warrior for rogue applications!

Its not yet safe for us computer users! There is a war to fight, and as the rogue security tools mount and grow daily, along with malware and infections of all sorts – one needs to be sure which application is on which side? The legitimate security side versus the rogue and dubious natured side?

Well, let me attempt to make that discernment a little easier for you. WiniFighter, also known Wini Fighter, as is one of the many rogue and dubious applications, which is batting for the rogue team – and scoring many hits!

WiniFighter is the latest in scams! Pretending to be a legitimate spyware remover, this application has one primary objective: to coerce its victims into purchasing its licensed version.

WiniFighter doesn’t deviate much from the typical and widely practiced tactics of PC parasite infiltration. WiniFighter tends to use affiliated backdoor Trojan infections, or via a fake codec the user has installed onto their system.

Once inside the designated system, WiniFighter will obscurely create hundreds of fake malware entities in the infiltrated system.