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Make Use Of just posted a must-read article titled "The Complete Malware Removal Guide".
It has a lot ofinformation in it.
Article link: The Complete Malware Removal Guide
It has a lot ofinformation in it.
Article link: The Complete Malware Removal Guide
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Good article definitely. I read one on WindowsBBS a few years ago. There's one tool this article didn't mention at's worth running last ZHPCleaner. ZHPCleaner link : ZHPCleaner
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Definitely. New protection pop's up all the time, especially lately.
Now, there's even software and browser extensions that protect against web mining.
Browser Extension: No Coin - Work's in Chrome, Firefox and Opera (with extension to allow Chrome extensions in Opera).
Software: Anti- WebMiner GitHub - greatis/Anti-WebMiner: Anti-WebMiner protects your PC against web cryptocurrency miners (JS scripts like Coinhive executed in the browser) by modifying Windows hosts file
No Coin Chrome/Opera:
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Now, there's even software and browser extensions that protect against web mining.
Browser Extension: No Coin - Work's in Chrome, Firefox and Opera (with extension to allow Chrome extensions in Opera).
Software: Anti- WebMiner GitHub - greatis/Anti-WebMiner: Anti-WebMiner protects your PC against web cryptocurrency miners (JS scripts like Coinhive executed in the browser) by modifying Windows hosts file
No Coin Chrome/Opera:
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No Coin Firefox:
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Ah yeah a couple weeks ago I heard about some websites having code on their sites that used your computer to mine bit coin haha, pretty ingenius I have to say.
I'm not really worried about it thought at this point as most of the sites I visit don't do stuff like that.
However, I wonder if NoScript would protect you from that because well it's blocking scripts?
I'm not really worried about it thought at this point as most of the sites I visit don't do stuff like that.
However, I wonder if NoScript would protect you from that because well it's blocking scripts?
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Yeah, nothing's safe anymore. I'm surprised there's no No Coin extension for Edge.
Then again I don't think I'll ever be a heavy Edge user. Firefox, Opera & Chrome all suit me fine.
Actually Firefox Quantum (57) is fast again and it's only still missing one extension that I've always used in it.
Click&Clean is the only no-show so far.
Then again I don't think I'll ever be a heavy Edge user. Firefox, Opera & Chrome all suit me fine.
Actually Firefox Quantum (57) is fast again and it's only still missing one extension that I've always used in it.
Click&Clean is the only no-show so far.
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I just started using a VPN on my pc courtesy of this Tech Radar aticle.
Downloads advent calendar: get Steganos Online Shield VPN free today | TechRadar
It works pretty good and if you follow the articles instructions, it's free for 1 year.
Downloads advent calendar: get Steganos Online Shield VPN free today | TechRadar
It works pretty good and if you follow the articles instructions, it's free for 1 year.
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@brkkab if you really want a great analysis of the VPNs out there check out That One Privacy Site | VPN Section
I've been using Private Internet Access for a couple years now and love it. With a subscription you can use it on your computer, phone, and tablet.
I highly recommend a VPN on the level of having some AV software.
I've been using Private Internet Access for a couple years now and love it. With a subscription you can use it on your computer, phone, and tablet.
I highly recommend a VPN on the level of having some AV software.
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I'll have to check that out.
Right now, I guess I'm hitting my busy time medical wise.
That and I have a new weird issue lately with my diabetes going on.
I'm trying to see if it's o.k., so I can wait until after New Year's and let it's e.r. visit take care of my medicare deductible.
It's been acting up more lately, though, so it's questionable on if I want to wait.
Every e.r. visit for me, is usually $5,000.00+ thanks to the diabetes, so my $1,00o.oo deductible will be out of the way January 2nd, if I'm lucky.
Right now, I guess I'm hitting my busy time medical wise.
That and I have a new weird issue lately with my diabetes going on.
I'm trying to see if it's o.k., so I can wait until after New Year's and let it's e.r. visit take care of my medicare deductible.
It's been acting up more lately, though, so it's questionable on if I want to wait.
Every e.r. visit for me, is usually $5,000.00+ thanks to the diabetes, so my $1,00o.oo deductible will be out of the way January 2nd, if I'm lucky.
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I wish you all the luck and strenght! Please keep us informed......Right now, I guess I'm hitting my busy time medical wise.
That and I have a new weird issue lately with my diabetes going on.
I'm trying to see if it's o.k., so I can wait until after New Year's and let it's e.r. visit take care of my medicare deductible.
It's been acting up more lately, though, so it's questionable on if I want to wait.
Every e.r. visit for me, is usually $5,000.00+ thanks to the diabetes, so my $1,00o.oo deductible will be out of the way January 2nd, if I'm lucky.