SpywareInfo Web Site
This is a site I have only just discovered I have no idea how it slipped under the Radar but I am adding it to my daily read list as it has a great deal of good information. [www.spywareinfo.com]
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Carnivore the Government has it why not you!
This program looks impressive. I have not loaded it on any of my Computers but I am sure it will be coming to a computer near you in the future. I tell you one thing you only better be do work at work because programs like these will allow your boss to know exactly what kind of person you are
Spyware Removal Tool
Here is another great tool like AdAware that finds and removes spyware from your computer. It was responsible for about a 40% increase in system click responsiveness! After it deleted some spyware that it found on a readers system. Many nice features including that it's share/freeware. [security.kolla.de]
ID-Blaster Plus prevents Identity Theft!
Here is another cool tool that makes spyware programs fail to track your habits. ID-Blaster Plus works by frequently changing the product ID numbers that are used by programs to know who you are. Remember Windows Media Player has a unique id along with many other programs can use to track your actions. If you have updated the Windows Media
Sneaky new Service Pack Calls home without your knowledge
Microsoft has unzipped there fly and is peeing into a 50 knot wind. In upcoming and currently released service packs you are in for a surprise if you did not read the EULA you have unwittingly agreed to allow Microsoft to make changes to your computers configuration without your knowledge. People are hoping mad and to think that a company
ElcomSOft Verdict NOT GUILTY!
Wow this is going to make companies that have been gunning to clamp down on copyright infringement shudder. Now I hope this man can get on a plane and get back to Russia before something else happens to him. The implications of this verdict are wide and we will have to let the talking heads sort it out [Cnet News.com]
OS/2 I though it was dead 5 years ago?
Seems that IBM finally got a clue and is pulling all support for OS/2. I had some friends running it back 5-6 years ago. It was a decent OS but never took off. Kinda like the Apple :) but I do know some people are using it on older hardware to run some legacy applications primarily BBS software and some