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Online Security Guide Home About OnlineSecurity-Guide.com RSS MySpace & Facebook Virus Attack Posted on August 7, 2008 Filed Under Online Security News, Phishing, Trojans | Leave a Comment Two of the biggest social media sites, MySpace and Facebook, have recently faced a worm which has offered people a video but underhandedly inserts a Trojan into their vulnerable systems. Read more Google and Yahoo aim to increase online security Posted on May 16, 2008 Filed Under Malware, Online Security News, Online Security Software | 1 Comment  Two of the Internet industry’s giants are engaging in online security. Google and Yahoo are creating new malware products for both businesses and consumers.Google Web Security for Enterprise is a malware protection and URL filtering product with policy enforcement and reporting. Google offers additional features that extend to protecting users that works remotely on laptops on guest networks.Matthew Connor said” Protecting employees from Internet threats is tough enough when they’re at work, much less when they’re on the road.”Yahoo, on the other hand has joined forces with McAfee Inc. to have a more secure web search. The new SearchScan feature by Yahoo Search alerts users to sites with security concerns that could damage a user’s PC.With all this protection going on, Internet experience could be a much safer place for business and consumer alike.Read the complete articleUntil next time  Peter - Your Online Security Guide Vishing and ID Theft - New Consumer Threats Posted on May 8, 2008 Filed Under ID Theft, Phishing, cybercrime | Leave a Comment  Identity theft is not only done online. In fact the majority is done offline. Only 14% of cases are based online. So although many con artist do this at cyberspace, it can also do damage in the real world. By stealing Id’s, Credit cards and checking accounts they can access into your finances.GT got her car broken into by thieves. They broke the window of her car and got her purse and some other valuable things. She expected that her credit cards would be used for some unauthorized purchase.After a few days her bank called trying to verify a large purchase made on her credit card. Not just that, she also got charged for a maternity bill when she wasn’t even pregnant.“They used my checking account and credit cards before I had a chance to cancel them”, says GT, a PR executive from San Francisco. A few months later she found out that they had also opened a new checking account in her name.That one incident made her to go in debt and she couldn’t even use the account. This can be frightening to consumers who have credit cards and checking accounts. Someone can just steal your identity.Now I am more careful and observant, says GT who has just only recently recovered from the financial mess that she encountered.Majority of the people believe that Identity theft could only do damage when credit cards are used for online purchases. Well they are definitely wrong. A stolen wallet or bag would create a worse scenario.For the one out of three identity theft victims who knows how their information was taken, more than 75 percent said it involved a physical method such as a stolen wallet, a phone or mail-order sale, stolen mail, or a theft by someone they knew, compared with 14 percent who reported that it involved online access.What is VishingThe Wikipedia definition of Vishing:“Vishing is the criminal practice of using social engineering and Voice over IP (VoIP) to gain access to private personal and financial information from the public for the purpose of financial reward.The term is a combination of “voice” and phishing. Vishing exploits the public’s trust in landline telephone services, which have traditionally terminated in physical locations which are known to the telephone company, and associated with a bill-payer.The victim is often unaware that VoIP allows for caller ID spoofing, inexpensive, complex automated systems and anonymity for the bill-payer. Vishing is typically used to steal credit card numbers or other information used in identity theft schemes from individuals.Vishing is very hard for legal authorities to monitor or trace. To protect themselves, consumers are advised to be highly suspicious when receiving messages directing them to call and provide credit card or bank numbers.Rather than provide any information, the consumer is advised to contact their bank or credit card company directly to verify the validity of the message.”Stay tuned for the second part in this series on what to do to protect yourself against vishing, phishing and similar threats.Until next time Peter – Your Online Security Guide Phising Posted on May 2, 2008 Filed Under PC Security, Phishing | Leave a Comment A while back we published an article on what’s phishing?The official Google blog has now published a few tips on how to avoid phishing attempts on your computer.In summary:- Don’t reply to or click on links in emails that ask for personal, financial, or account information.- Check the message headers. The From: address and the Return-path should reference the same source.- Instead of clicking the links in emails, go to the websites directly by typing the web address into your browser, cut and paste or use bookmarks.- If on a secure page, look for “https” at the begging of the URL and the padlock icon in the browser.- Keep your computer’s antivirus, spyware, browser, and security patches up to date and regularly run system scans.- Review your accounts regularly and check for unauthorized activity.- Use a browser that has a phishing filter (Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Opera).Read the Google article on Phishing hereFor Anti Phishing PC ProtectionUntil next time Peter - Your Anti Phishing Guide Online Security Guide Redesign Posted on April 28, 2008 Filed Under About OnlineSecurity-Guide | Leave a Comment  You don’t recognize yourself? No worries, we have just made a redesign of the website and all old articles and links will be up and running in the next couple of days.We will update all our articles and you will find new sections such as top 10 security threats and latest antivirus warnings.We will keep you informed on the latest online security news and information to keep your PC save.While we are updating you will find the old archives here:Identity Theft: How to protect yourselfBasic Computer Security GuideAnti Virus How to protect your PCSafe Online Shopping Guide(Stop Spam) Spam: Where it Came From, and How to Escape ItProtect Your Business From Online Credit Card FraudWhat is PhishingGeneral PC SecurityPC Security For BeginnersArticle Directory Software Sections:Anti Adware and SpywareAntivirus SoftwareFirewall SoftwareOnline Privacy SoftwareInternet Content Filter Software/ Computer MonitorDirectoriesSecurity LinksContact InfoAbout OnlineSecurity-GuideStay tuned  Malcolm - Your Security Guide
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