We have been trying to secure our internet connection.  Our secure sites display an "open padloci" in shadow to the padlock.  We have spend thousands of hours with Microsoft and SBC.  Does anyone have anything other than the usual suggestions?  We have the Standard SBC Protectoin Package and Lavasoft AdAware, and CA PC Doctor.
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1.  Make sure you have all the current outdates for your OS and Browser.  \n\n2.  Install and run a firewall.  \n\n3.  Install and run Virus software.  Remember to keep it updated.\n\n4.  Install Spyware and keep it updated.\n\n5.  The most important rule is really common sense.  Don't give out your password to anyone even if they say they work for your ISP.  Use complex passwords.  If you write them down store them somewhere secure where you can easily get at them but no one else can.  When making a purchase online make sure you are at a secure site.  Look for the padlock icon on your browser.
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It's a problem in server-to-authentication server communications on the Kerberos protocol used (for instance) by Windows 2000, etc.\nMaybe because of a missing or outdated external trust (domain to domain) relationship.
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Sushil is right. But I suggest doing an ipconfig /release THEN ipconfig /renew. Its more thorough. Also check your "hosts" file. It does not have a file extention, the file is simply called hosts. It should be located at C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32&#92;drivers&#92;etc.\n\nCheck and see if anything has been added. The only thing that really should be there should look something like this:\n\n\n127.0.0.1       localhost\n\nIf there is something else there, it might be a problem. If you need further assistance you can contact me and I'll try to help you further.
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Check the passward and username\nCheck the firewall or internet security setting if you got some software for that\nCheck the internet connection, it sounds like you dont even have any tcp/ip connection\nLast resort, uninstall the software and then reinstall it
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Based on this screenshot and information I've been able to look up, I don't think so.  You're running McAfee, along with Norton Internet Security, have a DVD drive accessed using PowerDVD, and probably have a factory build of Windows XP on a  PC from Gateway (Gateway uses PrismXL as part of its build process.)  You do have the messenger service running, which can be exploited remotely, but aside from that, your PC looks okay.  If you're concerned about your roommate atealing info from your PC, put a boot password on it so only you can start the PC up, and make sure there are passwords on all the user accounts on the PC.
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Hi! All these are FREE, I've used them for over a year, never any problems, together they work as a internet securty center: http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=avg%20free&tag=srch\nAVG Free\nit's awesome, at the same time get Adware SE too, Sygate Firewall is free also out there, harder to find thou, and RegCleaner from this place: http://www.dewassoc.com/support/useful/regcleaner.htm\nkeeps your registry smooth as a kitten.\nGive it a try, like I said, I'm VERY happy with these free wares
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Go to Microsoft site down load security pack2 and install it, you won't see that again.
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best bet is to use their knowledge base. tried to access it but i don't own the software and don't possess a company ID. \n\nhttp://www.securecomputing.com/supportkb.cfm
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plese go this site \n\n\nhttp://www.devhardware.com/forums/operating-systems-18/nilpo-s-ultimate-windows-troubleshooting-and-security-guide-81837.html
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I had the same problem w/McAfee Internet Security Suite...I spent several unsuccessful wasted hours with that challenge.  Finally, McAfee technical support admitted that the installation disk I bought had a corrupt spyware file.  Instead of reimbursing me for my troubles---they emailed a 'complete uninstall from registry program' which did not work.  \n\nTo make a long story short, I had to completely reformat my harddrive and completely reinstall my entire system to remove the McAfee Internet Security Suite from my system.  \n\nThat incident left a bad feeling regarding Symantec Norton / McAfee Internet Security Suite.\n\nGood Luck
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Its not bad if you are careful. If a website asks you to save your bank details for future shopping say no.  Also if you want to be 100% secure download a thing called Hide IP platinum, this hides your IP address which makes it impossible for people to hack you.  Also make sure that the padlock symbol is displayed at bottom right of screen when making a secure online payment.\nNever save your bank details on your pc either.
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Hi,\n\nUnfortunately I can only see this getting worse for people using the current popular pc security products (Norton, McAfee, AVG, Lavasoft, etc).  There has recently been a severe outbreak of a new type of malware that is constantly evolving and leading security vendors are struggling to deal with.\n\nI've been using a relatively new product called Prevx1 for the last 9 months now and have not been infected by a single piece of malware since.  This is because they use a completely new method of protection compared to other security products that is continually proving to detect, protect and remove more malware than all leading security vendors.\n\nI would strongly recommend you give this program a try if you wish to stop being infected.  They are currently offering a 28 Day Free Trial of their product which you can read more infomation about and/or download here:\nhttp://www.prevx.com
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Face it: if you're like us your laptop is more important than your car (especially since living in the city you don't even own a car). In an effort to cash in make users feel more safe carrying their investments, Absolute Software licensed the name LoJack to make a LoJack-like system for your portable. Apparently the software installs a silent agent into the machine's BIOS which sends a IP address or phone number upon Internet connection to help identify its physical location in case it should "go missing". (We're not really sure how it pulls the phone digits, though.) A bit different from SkyHook, but hey, LoJack even offers a $1,000 recovery guarantee for your machine so you feel that much more safe cruising around at night with your precious gear. Just don't forget to freaking back up and use decent passwords though, ok? Identity theft totally sucks, and you really don't want to have to get this guy on the case.
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hi\nits not a big threat\ndisconect ur internet\nand run a updated antivitus\nrun adware from lavasoft.com\nrun ccleaner.com\nthat shud take care of the probem
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Wow. I have my son on a seperate computer to avoid this problem.\n\nHere's what to do....\n\n1) Be behind a router/firewall device. Having NAT (Network Address Translation) cures many of your problems.\n\n2) Get the free Microsoft Anit-Spyware software. It's free and pretty effective. I use it. \n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=435bfce7-da2b-4a6a-afa4-f7f14e605a0d&displaylang=en\n\n3) Get antivirus software. Obviously. I use Norton and it seems to work just fine. You can get that just about anywhere.\n\n4) Get something to monitor your PC when you're not using it. I use this...\n\nhttp://watersaffl.PCPANDORA.hop.clickbank.net/\n\nand it works fine. It records the display every 15 seconds (or whatever interval you set) and you can go back to see exactly what happend when you were away. It works well and and has a small footprint.\n\nGood luck!
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Best way is to have an ftp\n\nlike cuteftp and others...and yes it is secured...as long as you dont give away your username and password... :)
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ok the site is nice.\ndid get to know about halo.\nvisited every single page on your website except the cheats page only because it didnt open up. says the page not found.