To make the home computer safe for all to use, get all of those who need and want to use the computer their own personal account for which they would be responsible for. Say one for you and your wife and others for your children. Give them their rules and regulations as to when and [...]
Read More..>>The internet is truly a dangerous place however innocent the intent may be. From your financial records and shopping preferences to your children’s browsing, they should all be treated with respect and supervision whenever possible. The internet has gone a long way and many of the previously deemed as dangerous sites have been restricted to [...]
Read More..>>Today when duplicity problem has increased a lot, authentication has become a must. Authentication is the process of determining if someone is who they claim to be. It answers the question “Who is this guy really?” Taking advantage of SharePoint Server 2010 Claims Based Authentication feature may help you curb this duplicity issue. Even if [...]
Read More..>>Many problems such as pornography, forced/bullied internet shopping, even versions of ordinary and long loved children’s classics dubbed over with profanity and other inappropriate content. The aim is to get children to respect the internet and to make the internet recognize them as people who should not be granted access to inappropriate content. Technologies that [...]
Read More..>>The EU has announced on the 29th of February that it is willing to spend 55 million Euros on improving security measures over the internet from 2009 till 2013. This move is aimed to prevent children and youths from accessing inappropriate content and falling victim to internet bullying scams which end up as costly purchases [...]
Read More..>>The new Ofcom report notes the continuing rise in media usage of under-55s, especially among the AB and C1 socio-economic classes and 16 to 24 year olds who spend more time online and engaging in more activities than individuals in other demographics groups. One important issue that was highlighted was the concern over identity fraud. [...]
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Comments(0) Online auctions offer just about every product imaginable. Although there are legitimate sellers, there is a danger that products may be misrepresented or not delivered. The Internet Crime Complaint Center shares the tell-tale signs of potential online auction fraud to Internet users. Beware of a seller posing as a United States resident who then sends [...]
Read More..>> Comments(0) If you find yourself victimized or targeted by Internet criminals, there are different ways to take action depending on the country and state laws. There are many avenues for airing complaints. One such organization is the Internet Crime Complaint Center, a partnership between the FBI and the National White Collar Crime Center. There are many [...]
Read More..>> Comments(0) The IC3 does not conduct investigations itself. As such, other agencies may open investigations when necessary. Remember to keep all the original documentary evidence with you. These can include checks, invoices and receipts, chat or email printouts, and webpage printouts or electronic copies. In case of urgent complaints or threats sent online, alert your local [...]
Read More..>> Comments(0) Victims of Internet fraud should approach the authorities and file a complaint immediately. A third party may also file a complaint. In either case, it is important to give as much detail as possible and to give all the documentary evidence. Internet crime refers to any illegal activity on the Internet, including email and chat. [...]
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