Keep Your Computer Safe—Without Losing Speed—With VIPRE Internet Security 2012

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Internet expert: Double security efforts

Jim Clancy speaks with an internet security expert about the dangers posed by computer hackers.

cnn.com (3 months and 27 days ago)

Businesses lament possibly losing nearby gaming parlors

When a neighboring Internet cafe with slot-like computer games suddenly went dark in Bonita Springs, Jerry Paul felt a bit like a losing gambler.

naplesnews.com (2 months and 17 days ago)

6 ways to speed an old pokey computer

You can drink four cups of coffee and take a shower in the time it takes your computer to start. Try these six tricks to speed up your machine.

foxnews.com (4 months and 1 day ago)

How the FBI's online wiretapping plan could get your computer hacked

The FBI is pushing for expanded power to eavesdrop on private Internet communications. The law enforcement agency wants to force online service providers to build wiretapping capabilities into their products. But a group of prominent computer security experts argues that mandating "back doors" in online communications products is likely to compromise the security of...

washingtonpost.com (1 month and 2 days ago)

Workforce West Virginia provides public computer center

Workforce West Virginia has opened a new public computer center at its Ripley office. Officials are encouraging individuals with limited or no access to Internet or high-speed computer service to use the new center, located at 206 Stone Drive in Ripley...

dailymail.com (4 months and 1 day ago)

Cylance, Internet-Security Developer, Gets First $15M Venture Capital

Cylance, a 7-month-old Internet security startup founded by a former executive VP of McAfee, said it had raised an initial $15 million in venture capital from Khosla Ventures and Fairhaven Capital, becoming the latest startup to pull in new cash. The Irvine, Calif., company now has a payroll around 50, said CEO Stuart McClure, a computer scientist who previously had been at...

ibtimes.com (4 months and 6 days ago)

Google launches giant balloon powered internet in New Zealand - video

Google launches giant balloons over New Zealand's south Island, carrying computer equipment that can create a high-speed internet infrastructure

guardian.co.uk (4 days ago)

After Glitch, Curiosity Switches to 'Safe Mode'

Due to a problem with Mars rover Curiosity's active computer, mission managers decided to switch to a backup computer as a 'safe mode' precaution. ->

discovery.com (3 months and 20 days ago)

No, the FBI is not locking down your computer and asking for money

The Amarillo Police Department is warning against an internet scam involving a virus that locks down a person’s computer. Police said they have received complaints about the virus, which manifests itself as a message claiming to be from the FBI. Called Reveton Ransomware, the virus has been around since August 2012, police said, and it can get on a computer through pop-ups,...

amarillo.com (12 days ago)

We're Safe! The Asteroid Goes Away

We are safe! We knew we were going to be safe, but now we know we are safe. Which is a lot nicer, don't you think? Now all the paranoids can relax, sit back, look at the sky and wave goodbye to 2012 DA14 as it leaves us at five miles per second. More »

gizmodo.com (4 months and 4 days ago)

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