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Google Chrome is positioning as the safest and fastest browser in the world ("perhaps, the best", like everything in Google). So far, security and quickness were just the reasons why the users chose Firefox.

With Google reputation, who would dare to doubt? read more

According to New York Times spammers are seven times more likely to use Obama's name than McCain's in the bulk messages subject lines.

For ordinary users this fact may only mean adding extra spam filters. However, sometimes spam messages may contain invaluable information.

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Protect your PC from Brad Pitt: leading news feeds have declared him "the most dangerous man in Internet". Type in you brouser his name and learn why.

What do you know about Brad Pitt? Bet the variants would be: "the greatest blond ever", "an odious Hollywood sex symbol", "the most remarkable in human history", "Angelina Jolie's current husband" and similar banalities. read more

Nobody wants his computer to be infected, but not every user is sure how these viruses look like. It's a perfect background for the swindles of all kinds.

You surf Internet and suddenly your attention's attracted by the link "Test your PC for hackers attacks vulnerability" or "Is your PC safe?", or something like this. read more

It depends only on you whether it will leave all accumulated riches to you or these secrets will die with it.

Anyhow, you can sleep peacefully only if valuable information is saved twice, and the best way to protect your data is to back-up it to DVD or another carrier. If you haven't still done this, think about. You'd better start immediately if you noticed one of below symptoms. read more