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Hub You - Consumer Beware: Your PC and Spyware
Here I am sitting in a tin can, far above the world... No hang on, that’s David Bowie. Blimey I’m easily distracted!!What I meant to say was…Here I am sitting in front of my PC desperately wanting to get into the habit of writing (is it still called writing, no…idiot, it’s typing. See
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Popular, malicious and intrusive, spyware is synonymous with debilitating Internet software. It’s the type of malevolent programming that is futile to the victim but has the ability to creep into a computer’s operating system. Without the end-user’s consent, spyware commits a host of invasions and attacks:
• Intercepts, collects and monitors personal information
• Alters computer settings
• Corrupts performance
• Bears unsolicited ads
These computer modifications run the gamut from minor to detrimental. For instance, certain spyware is designed to configure a new search page or even a new home page. But other “malware” (a type of spyware) can add new components that either slowdown or crash a system. Not to mention, these annoying spying agents make it virtually impossible to reset a PC to its original configurations
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• Intercepts, collects and monitors personal information
• Alters computer settings
• Corrupts performance
• Bears unsolicited ads
These computer modifications run the gamut from minor to detrimental. For instance, certain spyware is designed to configure a new search page or even a new home page. But other “malware” (a type of spyware) can add new components that either slowdown or crash a system. Not to mention, these annoying spying agents make it virtually impossible to reset a PC to its original configuration
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• Alters computer settings
• Corrupts performance
• Bears unsolicited ads
These computer modifications run the gamut from minor to detrimental. For instance, certain spyware is designed to configure a new search page or even a new home page. But other “malware” (a type of spyware) can add new components that either slowdown or crash a system. Not to mention, these annoying spying agents make it virtually impossible to reset a PC to its original configuration
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What are the telltale signs of spyware on an operating system?
There are five telltale signs that spyware may be installed on your computer:
>> A new toolbar (that you never downloaded) appears in your browser. Regardless of how many times you try to remove it, the toolbar never goes away.
>> Your PC or computer is abnormally slow and it requires more time to initiate certain tasks.
>> Your system is impetuously crashing on a regular basis
>> Pop-up advertisements randomly appear on your desktop when you' are not even online.
>> The homepage settings of your browser have been modified.
How does spyware find its way on computers?
There a
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