Bug-Free Computing: Stop Viruses, Squash Worms, and Smash Trojan HorsesThe TeleProcessors, Inc., 2005 - 169 pagina's In Bug-Free Computing you will discover simple techniques anyone can use to protect your computer against attacks from viruses, worms, Trojan horses, spyware and more. Unless you know enough to stay ahead of these threats, you are at risk. |
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Why You Need To Read This Book | 2 |
Facts About the Current Generation of Viruses | 5 |
What the AntiVirus Software Vendors Wont Tell You | 10 |
Definitions Common Viruses Evolution of the Threat | 13 |
Who Writes Viruses and Why? | 23 |
The Importance of Backups | 33 |
Kinds of Damage Viruses May Cause | 47 |
How Viruses Are Spread | 53 |
AntiVirus and Firewall Software | 107 |
Reading EMail Headers | 113 |
Preventive Measures | 119 |
Recognizing Virus Behavior | 131 |
What to Do if Your Computer Is Infected | 157 |
Country Codes Listed Alphabetically | 163 |
Unsafe File List from Microsoft | 167 |
Keeping This Information Current | 169 |
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Bug-Free Computing: Stop Viruses, Squash Worms, and Smash Trojan Horses Ken Dwight Gedeeltelijke weergave - 2005 |
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