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International Computer Security Day -- November 30

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November 30 is internationally recognized as Computer Security Day. Please use this occasion to take at least one action to improve the security on your computer.

Here are just a few suggestions on what you can you do:

-- Change your password(s) to strong passwords. At minimum, mix upper case and lower case letters, numbers, and special symbols. Thelonger the better!

-- <*cough*> Remove the "sticky" from under your keyboard that has all your passwords written on it!

-- Update your Anti-virus software and run a full system scan

-- Check for Windows updates

-- Delete unneeded files

-- Back up important files

-- Take a few minutes to read "So how did I get infected in the first place?" © Tony Klein. Then check out Mitch's "PROGRAMS and INFO for a NEWBIE or OLDIE V2.1".





Practice Safe Computing!
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Wonder how many people ever knew about this. ?
H-m-m.
On that day my computer got crazy. Later I found that it received 13 pieces of malware, which were not detected by my regular checks. So I started search and research. And now I'm here. :)