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(Ebook) Always Use Protection: A Teen’s Guide to Safe Computing by Dan Appleman (auth.) ISBN 9781430209041, 9781590593264, 1430209046, 159059326X

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Authors:Dan Appleman (auth.)
Pages:288 pages.
Year:2004
Editon:1
Publisher:Apress
Language:english
File Size:14.7 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781430209041, 9781590593264, 1430209046, 159059326X
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(Ebook) Always Use Protection: A Teen’s Guide to Safe Computing by Dan Appleman (auth.) ISBN 9781430209041, 9781590593264, 1430209046, 159059326X

Consider this true scenario: Two teenagers are both hit by some very nasty, damaging computer viruses. One was a virus that took down his Windows desktop at random times. The other was a trojan, with a hacker at the other end trying to blackmail him for game CD keys. Neither of the teens had up to date anti-virus software. Only one had a firewall.Fact: Teenagers often suffer numerous other problems - from corrupt systems that need to be restored, to having E-mail accounts stolen, to being impersonated on instant message chats.Security experts know that home users are the most vulnerable to viruses. In fact, many home users are teenagers. They often have the best computer (for games), and spend the most time on the Web. And while the news media and parents have done a decent job of warning teenagers of the risks of strangers in public chat rooms, they’ve done virtually nothing to teach teens other aspects of computer security.Always Use Protection: A Teen’s Guide to Safe Computing contains the most important things every teen needs to know about computer security. Not just the usual information about protecting teens online, but the equally important information on protecting computers from viruses and preventing identity theft (which teens surprisingly suffer from as well).
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