Email Alerts
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Letter #4: Only sure solution: Disconnect
Microsoft needs to do more for the home/small business user with respect to malware. Tip
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Letter #2: Microsoft should give away antispyware
Microsoft should give away its antispyware product. Tip
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Letter #1: Microsoft decisions have led to poor security
Microsoft's money would be better spent fixing the holes in its software than on a security product. Tip
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Letter #3: Most tools are just Band-Aids, Phishing is still a threat
Tools don't solve the spam and spyware problem. Letters to the Editor
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Step 5: Harden your Web site against Google hacks
Make sure your Web site is not vulnerable to Google hacking. Let contributor and Microsoft MVP Brien Posey guide you through a Google hack of your Web site. Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 3: Queries to Google hack your site -- Simple stuff
Make sure your Web site is not vulnerable to Google hacking. Let contributor and Microsoft MVP Brien Posey guide you through a Google hack of your Web site. Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 2: Understand your Web applications
Make sure your Web site is not vulnerable to Google hacking. Use this step-by-step guide by contributor and Microsoft MVP Brien Posey to test your site. Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Identify what could be Google hacked
Make sure your Web site is not vulnerable to Google hacking. Use this step-by-step guide by contributor and Microsoft MVP Brien Posey to test your site. Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 4: More complicated Google queries
Make sure your Web site is not vulnerable to Google hacking. Let contributor and Microsoft MVP Brien Posey guide you through a Google hack of your Web site. Step-by-Step Guide
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Local firewalls
A local firewall on a client computer is a necessary burden for administrators. Most attacks come from within networks, so corporate firewalls are not the perfect stand alone defense. This excerpt from The Definitive Guide to Securing Windows in t... Book Excerpt