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When               you               are               on               the               internet               there               are               certain               programs               that               will               be               downloaded               to               your               computer               without               your               knowledge               and               cause               a               major               annoyance.

They               may               not               damage               your               computer               but               they               will               be               a               pain.

They               have               a               pattern               of               behavior,               and               in               this               article,               you               will               gain               some               insight               on               how               they               work               and               what               you               can               do               to               prevent               them               from               entering               your               system.

The               most               devious               of               them               use               polymorphic               randomly               named               .exe               files               and               there               is               some               sort               of               master               process               that               watches               over               all               of               them.

This               master               process               is               never               found               by               looking               in               the               Task               Manager,               not               even               Sysinternal's               Process               Explorer               (which               is               available               at               the               Microsoft               website).

If               you               kill               one               of               these               processes,               another               process               of               a               different               file               name               will               spawn.

One               of               the               ways               to               remove               them               is               to               write               down               their               name,               unplug               the               power               to               your               computer,               and               use               Ultimate               Boot               CD               to               remove               them.

Sometimes,               anti-virus               programs               like               AVG,               even               with               the               latest               updates,               will               not               find               these               processes.

If               you               tell               Windows               to               restart               or               shutdown               your               computer,               the               malicious               processes               will               only               rename               themselves               again,               because               the               authors               of               the               spyware               know               that               you               will               do               that.
               Check               your               Task               Manager.

If               you               see               processes               with               names               like               "aidwcxd.exe"               or               "kwgscie.exe"               and               several               other               variants,               then               do               the               following.

Try               right               clicking               on               the               strange               processes               and               select               "End               Process               Tree."               In               many               cases,               if               you               do               this               to               all               of               them,               you               will               hit               the               master               process               and               it               along               with               its               child               processes               will               be               killed.

This               can               sometimes               allow               you               to               delete               files               which               you               wouldn't               otherwise               be               able               to               because               of               them               being               in               use               and               automatically               re-spawned               when               killed.

Some               good               anti-spyware               to               consider               would               be               Spybot-S&D,               Ad-Aware               by               Lavasoft,               Microsoft's               Windows               Defender,               "avast!,"               and               NOD32.

A               quick               google               search               and               you               will               find               these               by               name.

Across               the               board,               these               programs               are               sometimes               ineffective               when               used               alone               because               one               program               will               detect               spyware               A,               B               and               C,               but               not               X,               Y,               and               Z.

Another               will               detect               A,               C,               and               Y,               but               not               B               and               Z.

So               it               is               always               best               to               use               as               many               of               these               programs               in               a               combined               effort               to               clean               your               system.

At               least               three               is               recommended.
               Preventative               measures               can               be               taken,               and               here               is               a               very               effective               one.

Installing               Windows               98,               Windows               2000,               Windows               XP               (before               Service               Pack               2),               on               an               open               internet               connection               is               not               good.

Unpatched               operating               systems               like               that               are               like               fresh               meat               for               the               malicious               spyware               of               the               internet.

It               has               been               researched               and               documented               that               in               most               cases,               a               fresh               installation               of               Windows               2000               on               a               broadband               connection               will               get               infected               in               less               than               an               hour.
               You               should               never               have               a               computer               that               has               a               fresh               installation               of               Windows               directly               to               the               internet.

Use               a               router,               preferably               a               hardware               router.

That               alone               eliminates               70               to               80%               of               the               chances               of               catching               malicious               software.

If               a               router               is               not               available,               use               a               different               PC               to               download               some               kind               of               firewall               software               (Sygate,               ZoneAlarm,               etc)               and               install               it               on               your               new               installation               of               Windows.

Afterwards,               always               get               the               latest               Windows               Updates               from               Microsoft.

Don't               go               surfing               the               net               without               being               updated.

It               is               also               helpful               to               install               some               kind               of               anti-virus               software.

The               best               you               can               do               to               prevent               spyware               is               to               watch               your               internet               surfing               habits.

Use               alternative               browsers               like               Mozilla               Firefox               or               Opera,               because               Internet               Explorer               is               the               browser               the               majority               of               spyware               was               designed               to               infiltrate               and               is               the               most               vulnerable.






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    Robert               Siciliano               Identity               Theft               Expert               Generally               in               a               trusting               relationship               spying               isn't               necessary.

    I'm               sure               Sandra               Bullock,               Kate               Gosselin               or               Tiger               Wood's               wife               didn't               think               they               needed               to               spy               on               their               husbands,               until               they               did.

    Reckless               behavior               like               that               can               bring               home               a               very               itchy               or               very               deadly               disease.

    One               that               victimizes               the               innocent.
                   The               fact               is               humans               have               a               tendency               to               lie.

    Lying               is               generally               done               to               protect               people               from               the               consequences               of               their               actions               or               to               protect               others               from               the               emotional               hurt               because               of               what               they               did.
                   Spying               generally               occurs               when               trust               is               broken               or               intuition               kicks               in               and               someone               senses               something               is               askew.

    Spying               is               easier               today               than               it's               ever               been.

    According               to               a               recent               survey               polling               1,000               men               and               women               of               various               ages,               incomes,               and               locations               in               the               United               States,               there's               a               38               percent               chance               you               would               spy               if               you're               25               or               younger.
                   Among               respondents,               38               percent               of               those               25               years               old               or               younger               admitted               to               snooping               on               their               boyfriend's               or               girlfriend's               messages,               and               36               percent               of               those               who               are               married               admitted               to               checking               their               spouse's               e-mail               or               call               history.
                   Spying               can               be               accomplished               by               simply               picking               up               a               person's               phone               and               looking               at               the               incoming               and               out               going               calls               and               text               messages.

    Mobile               phone               spyware               is               readily               available               and               can               monitor               almost               every               aspect               of               a               phones               use               remotely.
                   Small               wireless               cameras               installed               in               lighters,               pens,               clocks,               smoke               detectors               and               just               about               anything               else               are               readily               available.

    Commercially               available               spyware               can               easily               be               installed               on               a               person's               computer.

    Undetectable               hardware               called               "key               catchers"               can               be               installed               in               the               PS2               or               USB               ports               and               the               person's               keyboard               is               piggybacked               and               logs               all               their               keystrokes.
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                   1.

    Get               a               credit               freeze               and               follow               the               steps               for               your               particular               state.

    This               is               an               absolutely               necessary               tool               to               secure               your               credit.

    In               most               cases,               it               prevents               new               accounts               from               being               opened               in               your               name.

    This               makes               your               Social               Security               number               useless               to               a               potential               identity               thief.
                   2.

    Invest               in               Intelius               identity               theft               protection               and               prevention.

    Not               all               forms               of               identity               theft               can               be               prevented,               but               identity               theft               protection               services               can               dramatically               reduce               your               risk.

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                   Robert               Siciliano               Identity               Theft               Speaker               discussing               Facebook               Hackers               on               CNN






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