Happy Girl
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Try AVG for an anti-virus (www.grisoft.com) and Zone Alarm for a firewall from www.zonealarm.com
AVG is replacing McAfee on your computer. When you've downloaded AVG you should disable/remove McAfee from your computer.
The AVG and firwall will not give you the same level of security as McAffee
I think more than a small bit of common sense in this context can be useful - e.g. using a sandbox utility etc.And a small bit of common sense when using the web.
I think more than a small bit of common sense in this context can be useful - e.g. using a sandbox utility etc.
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Try AVG for an anti-virus (www.grisoft.com) and Zone Alarm for a firewall from www.zonealarm.com
Now, the handsomely-named Mr Cringely has revealed that a colleague of his at Infoworld noticed that Zone Alarm 6.0 was sneakily sending off data to four different servers. Cringely says that Zone Labs (acquired by Checkpoint in March of 2004) at first denied the activity for a couple of months before deciding the software had a "bug" even though, as he points out, "the instructions to contact the servers were set out in the program’s XML code."
Have downloaded my AVG antivirus but cannot find free download on www.zonealarm.com.Try AVG for an anti-virus (www.grisoft.com) and Zone Alarm for a firewall from www.zonealarm.com
Here...cannot find free download on www.zonealarm.com.
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