Microsoft’s newest operating system, Windows 7, offers a new feature that allows you to disable or turn off any application you don’t want without any hassle.
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Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Windows 7 accompanies the first steps of the Microsoft with a declination of its security suite tailored to the operating system to come. Presented by his publisher as a prototype, Kaspersky Anti-Virus for …
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Paul Cooke at Microsoft now responded on The windows security blog. He first agreed that. users of any computer, on any platform, should run anti-virus software, including those running windows 7
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Anyone who knows anything about security knows that this kind of disaster was only a matter of time. Windows botnets are responsible for DDoS attacks and most of e-mail spam. You cannot secure Windows .
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You can easily and effectively block access to a website by adding it to your Windows HOSTS file. Without any software. Doesn’t matter what browser that you use.
1.Go to your HOSTS file which is located at:
C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32DRIVERSETC for windows Vista and XP
C:WINNTSYSTEM32DRIVERSETC for Windows 2k
C:WINDOWS for Windows 98 and ME
2. Open HOSTS with Notepad.
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Microsoft has admitted that speech recognition features in Vista could be hijacked so that a PC tells itself to delete files or folders.
Vista can respond to vocal commands and concern has been raised about malicious audio on websites or sent via e-mail.
In one scenario outlined by users an MP3 file of voice instructions was used to tell the PC to delete documents.
Microsoft said the exploit was “technically possible” but there was no need to worry.
