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How to avoid KeyLoggers to catch your userid and password

Do you often use public computers or Internet cafes to check your email, log into social networking sites or other important websites? If so, do you take enoug...

Be careful if you forget your Lenovo power on password

Notebook security is one of those issues most users only marginally think about. Its usually a simple matter of turning on the notebook, entering a username and...

How to Lock and Unlock Your Notebook With a USB Drive

Are you tired of locking your notebook with â€˜Windows Key + L' and typing your password every time you need to get back in? Are you working in an un-se...

Free Norton Security Suite for Comcast Customers

Comcast has replaced their free security suite offer from MacAfee with the rival Norton Security Suite. Comcast customers can now download the Norton Security S...

Adobe Releases Security Update for Adobe Reader and Acrobat

In order to address a critical vulnerability of Adobe Reader 9.2 and Acrobat 9.2 Adobe has released several security updates. These vulnerabilities, in Adobe Re...

12 Free Months of McAfee Internet Security for Bank of America Customers

Bank of America customers can score a free 12 month subscription to McAfee Internet Security if they enroll in online banking. This promotion has been avail...

Software Security: Filtering Out the Noise and Finding a Deal

Security software is a multi-billion dollar industry and is growing rapidly. There are hundreds of commercial security solutions being sold at retail store...

WalMart Open 24 Hours for Black Friday — How to Get Your Deals

Walmart is instituting a major change in the way it will handle Black Friday lines after the death of a worker last year. Instead of lining up outside of the st...

Lenovo’s Lost & Found Helps Owners Recover Missing Computers

If you have ever lost a laptop, you know how much of a hassle it can be to get it back. Even if you manage to get in touch with the person who found it, you can...

Should I Stay Or Should I Go? Reasons to upgrade to Windows 7

As with every software release the question of whether or not you should upgrade surfaces. Windows 7 is no exception and there's no shortage of pundits weighing in on whether or not you should upgrade to Windows 7 on October 22nd. In an effort to help you make a more informed decision Notebooks.com has pulled together a listing of reasons why you should and why you shouldn't upgrade to Windows 7 as well as our take on the matter.

D-Link Adds CAPTCHA Security to Wireless Routers

D-Link's added CAPTCHA to its wireless routers to improve security. This is a common system that websites use to ensure that humans, rather than automated robot...

Phoenix Freeze: Security Proximity Sensor for Notebooks (video)

Phoenix Technologies announced Phoenix Freeze, an application that uses any Bluetooth enabled phone to secure a notebook. The application detects how far away you and your phone are away from your notebook. Step away from your Phoenix Freeze enabled notebook and you're automatically logged out of Windows.

Macworld 2009: Eikon Digital Privacy Manager & 1Password (Video)

How many passwords do you use daily logging on and off your computer, your favorite social network, or to pay bills online? Some of us don't have much of an issue with this because our browsers autofill and remember much of that information for us, but is that really safe? What if you lost your notebook or even worse, it was stolen? I may have found a great solution to ease your woes and make you look incredibly cool as you slide you instantly log onto your computer with the swipe of your finger!

Review: Kensington ComboSaver Portable Notebook Lock (video)

The Kensington ComboSaver Portable notebook lock's self-coiling cable set it apart from the competition, making it more convenient to use and carry. If you aren't already using a notebook lock or are frustrated with your current one, you should definitely check out the latest ComboSaver.

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