I’ve had Microsoft Security Essentials for about a week now and i’m a little suspicious that the other day a Web page downloaded a Trojan Horse. Will it remove anything that could seriously threaten my computer.:P

rite now i m using both avast and zone alarm. however, i realized there is conflict between the 2 programs. i cant be connected to any type of web page if i turn on the firewall feature of both of the programs. i have to turn off the firewall of avast first(while having zone alarm on), open a browser, get connected to Google and turn it back on again after i have access to the internet. do u think i should uninstall one of them ? do they provide the same protection? thanks

Hello everyone hope you can really help me. Im wondering how to find out if a home security system is genuine is there a web page or something where i can check the actual companies, or is there phone number where i can call to find out. I have this guy who is offering a system a system that i never heard before, called "signature alert"They are giving me phone number and stuff but i cannot trust anything that is coming from them. Is really urgent, please if you can help me ill be very thankful.

My favorite feature of the most recent Firefox updates was the fact that I could, when searching for a previously-visited website, type any word from the title of the web page or any part of the URL and it would find the website immediately. Now that I have the phishing protection on, my "private data" is cleared every time I close the browser, which not only prevents Firefox from remembering previously-visited sites in other sessions but also disables the feature during my current session.

I know that I can go to Tools -> Options and uncheck "Always clear my private data when I close Firefox" and check "Ask me before clearing private data" — this TEMPORARILY enables the feature again, but because of Norton, when I reopen the browser, "Always clear my private data when I close Firefox" is checked again.

Is my only option turning off the phishing protection?

When you make a login form and then process the password and user name with a php script thats called by the form. Do you have to encrypt the data somehow before the form is submitted to the php script? I notice with a packet sniffer on my web site, to try and find out what will show, my password and username is clearly shown in the http header. Can anyone get that packet or is this transmition just between me the site? If not how can I encrypt it first? Can you show me an example, or a web page somewhere on this?

and now i can't get the darn thing off.
everytime we open a web page it wants the password, and now i have screwed with it so much - i have to allow cookies - in order to open a web page.

please - tell me how to get it off!

thanks soooo much!

when the URL starts with "https://" what type of security does the web page employ for transmitting and receiving data to and from the web server?

Kerberos
SSL
IPSec
L2TP

or

packet filtering firewall

thanks