Category - Internet/Software
Topic - Trend Micro PC-cillin Internet Security
Issue - How to keep viruses/spyware/keyloggers out of your computer
Tiptoid -
A small virus on your computer is no threat, right? Wrong. A virus can spread up to 1,000 files per second! This is a very serious problem if it happens to you. It can happen to any of us.
Viruses, spyware, and keyloggers will not only slow down your computer, but they can monitor everything that you are doing. A keylogger is VERY deadly, tracking and recording EVERYTHING you type!! Your passwords, IDs, credit card numbers, etc. are vulnerable. This is a clear and frightening invasion of your privacy.
Before this nightmare happens to you, here is some advice.
I recommend you install an Internet Security software program called Trend Micro PC-cillin on your computer.
If you do not have any protection on your computer, download Trend Micro's 30 day trial version from the official site. Otherwise, purchase the product at your local computer store. Do not buy Trend Micro through the Internet! A keylogger or a hacker can illegally get hold of your personal information before you actually utilize the software!
The most valuable part of Trend Micro is its flexibility. It will protect and scan your computer, silently, 24/7.
Another flexible aspect of this software is the virus pattern. The virus pattern employs a formula which detects and attacks viruses that invade your computer unexpectedly. Only Trend Micro has this technology. This added security should increase your peace of mind.
You know it's important to keep your computer contents secure. I hope I have convinced you to immediately get a computer security protection program such as Trend Micro.
Glossary -
Spyware - Software that sends information about your Web surfing habits to its Website. Spyware is often installed without user knowledge or explicit permission, in combination with a free download.
Keylogger - A computer program that captures the keystrokes of a computer user and stores them. Advanced keyloggers can store additional information, such as images of the user's screen. The most malicious keyloggers send this data to a third party, remotely (such as via email).
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Submitted by - Andrew An
Site Manager - Andrew An
May 2006