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One does not need to commit a crime deliberately in order to break the law. Sometimes by not taking the necessary precautions we can do harm and we can break the law. If you are using a computer and the internet, you might be committing crimes, or providing the means for others to do so.

For a normal non-IT computer user, it is a frightful experience when a virus strikes. What should be the plan of action in such situations?

So I’ve sat down and written a little bit about the common problem of an error between the keyboard and the chair. I’ve tried to cover some of the more basic topics that help you surf the Internet, without getting too technical.

So much panic about internet security… Do we really need an antivirus to protect us from online threats?

Are there really no free stuffs here on Earth? You may find some in the internet.

It’s dangerous to go online without installing antivirus software to protect your PC against known and unknown viruses, worms, Trojans, or any other malicious activity which may have exposed your computer to be accessible by the hackers to steal your personal details.

With technology becoming increasingly more important these days, it is just as important to make sure that your computer is safe, and that you are safe too. The following are six things to do that will ensure that you and your computer stay safe.

Internet users all over the world have one major problem in common, “Spam.” While there doesn’t appear to be any silver bullet solution to stopping 100% of the spam being sent to your Inbox, there are still ways to stop the majority of it. Stop your spam today – the power is in your hands!

F-Secure, Trend Micro, Symantec, Pand, BitDefender and Windows scanners were tested. Which one is the best?