The answer, according to top security experts, is a qualified “yes.” Using the Internet to bank, buy music, or shop is still as safe or
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How To Dispute Credit Report Errors
Over 80% of credit reports have errors on them, errors which could be lowering your credit score and keeping you from getting credit or paying
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Lifehacker provides a little insight into the thought processes a  professional password guesser uses to guess your password.  Security expert Roger Grimes writes at InfoWorld
Read MoreJapanese disaster – ammo for cyber arsenal
It’s no secret that criminals try to use huge disasters to their benefit to make some cash, this time is no exception! We have been able to
Read MoreStaying Safe on Social Network Sites
If you use Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, or any Social Networking Community website, you may want to take a closer look at your privacy settings. Â The
Read MoreCountdown to National Consumer Protection Week 2011 Begins; Website and Blog Launched
The Federal Trade Commission has launched the website and blog for National Consumer Protection Week (NCPW) 2011, to be held March 6-12. The annual event,
Read MoreSend that special someone a helpful videos…
Many of us have that special someone in our lives who needs a little extra training on common computer tasks. A new site has been
Read MoreST07-001: Shopping Safely Online
Online shopping has become a popular way to purchase items without the hassles of traffic and crowds. However, the internet has unique risks, so it
Read MoreCredit Report and Credit Score Consumer Guide from the Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve is providing a guide to understanding the value and content of your credit report. Your credit report is being utilized in a
Read MoreST05-018: Understanding Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
With the introduction of VoIP, you can use the internet to make telephone calls instead of relying on a separate telephone line. However, the technology
Read MoreNCUA unveils Times Square deposit insurance ad
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (11/16/10)–The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) on Monday continued its “Keep Your Money NCUA-safe” public awareness campaign by unveiling a 520 square-foot ad
Read MoreOwning Our Online Security Expectations
“In the physical world, basic safety measures are second-nature to almost everyone (look both ways, stop drop and roll!). In the digital world, however, many
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