By Online Security Authority on May 25, 2007 in Home PC Security, MySpace, Online Security Authority, Predators and Pedophiles | Comments
His creepy antics went along smoothly until one victim landed herself in the hospital after a suicide attempt. Her harrowing testimony can be found at kgw.com. After duping her into pornographic acts on camera (they were “in love” she says), the girl began cutting herself, an act that was replaced by pot smoking. Finish reading aobut the Creep!
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By Online Security Authority on May 14, 2007 in Home PC Security, ID theft, Online Security Authority, Thoughts on Security | Comments
What “hard-to-find” information about the citizens of the states of Arizona, California, Utah and Virginia will no longer be hard to find at Google.com as well?
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By Online Security Authority on Apr 30, 2007 in Home PC Security, MySpace, Online Security Authority, Predators and Pedophiles, Privacy, Thoughts on Security | Comments
Yes, you heard right, we had Julian Sher, the creator and webmaster of JournalismNet, he is an award-winning documentary TV producer and the author of five investigative books, Including Caught in the Web: Inside the Police Hunt to Rescue Children from Online Predators! You can get your own copy of his book here @ Amazon.com
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By Online Security Authority on Apr 27, 2007 in Home PC Security, Online Security Authority, Thoughts on Security, Website Security | Comments
I found the experience to go very smoothly and the install program recommend and it showed me that I needed to add a service pack upgrade and it did that for me (* a big plus)
and it did this as a par of the overall install, the installation was made effortlessly by good navigation and a easy interface.
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By Online Security Authority on Mar 9, 2007 in Home PC Security, Privacy, RFID, Thoughts on Security, Website Security | Comments
The top brass at American Express, chagrined at the discovery of its people tracking plans, met with CASPIAN (Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering) last week to discuss the issue. One outcome of the meeting was a promise by American Express to review its entire patent portfolio and ensure that any people-tracking plans be accompanied by language requiring consumer notice and consent.
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