The Top Security Tips of 2010 (Dave's Picks)
Last week, Rick rounded up his favorite security posts of 2010. (What a coincidence -- he wrote them all!) He's got some goodies in there, but I would be remiss not to also point out some other posts which can help keep you safe and secure in 2011.
Beware of Malware Masquerading as Microsoft Security Essentials
I found out the hard way -- I helped infect my dad's PC -- about a nasty piece of malware that masquerades as Microsoft Security Essentials. Learn from my mistake.Use this Secure, Reliable Strategy for Making Unique Passwords
I swear by this handy cypher which has brought order and organization to my previously haphazard method for creating strong passwords.Protect Confidential Information Hiding in Your Printer
Did you know that many business printers retain a copy of the documents they print long after they have any reasonable excuse for doing so? Learn about the hidden danger in the printer down the hall.Which Operating System Would You Gamble Your Security On?
Here's my take: Google ejected Windows-based PCs from their offices for petty reasons that actually hurt their security.How Easy is it to Hack Your Password? John Pozadzides Tells All
Have you ever wondered how long it would take a professional hacker to gain access to your Windows log-on or your banking Web site? Wonder no more.Dave Johnson was employed by Microsoft Corporation at the time this article was written.
