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Our
new book is now available directly from the publisher. Computer Ease Book Excerpt: Spyware If
your computer was a refrigerator, would it be acceptable to you if it:
Well,
that’s what spyware can do to your computer. Even worse, it can
silently alter
your computer, invade your privacy and take over 100% of your computer
power,
without your knowledge or permission. Spyware
is loosely defined as a program that gains access to your computer,
usually
entering through your Internet connection. In various disguises, it
tracks and
disseminates information about you to other people or companies, uses
the power
of your computer for its own data processing and uses your Internet
connection,
stealing excess bandwidth, all without your consent, and often without
your
knowledge. Sounds creepy, I know, but it’s not exaggeration. I solve
spyware
problems daily and deal with countless clever variations, watching the
insidious behavior, stolen disk space, and hidden files. |
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To read more, purchase Computer Ease, print or e-book ISBN 1-58939-815-7 at |
E-mail: Helen @cclarity.com
Helen Gallagher • Computer Clarity • Phone: 847-998-6240
UPDATED 11/10/05
