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[Protectionblog.net] EarthLink Protection Blog: Although I had EarthLink Spyware Blocker installed on my computer (it comes with our free TotalAccess software), I realized I hadn’t done a spyware scan for some time. (The latest version of our free Spyware Blocker now also proactively blocks known spyware as it tries to install itself on your computer, but the earlier version I had would only detect and disable spyware that was already on your PC.) So I had hope.

 [Homepage.mac.com] The Committed Sardine Blog-Thinking Outside the Can: A descendant of web logs, or blogs, podcasts are pre-recorded audio files that can be posted to text-based blogs in the form of MP3 music files. The recordings, similar to amateur radio broadcasts--except not live--can be accessed from a traditional desktop or laptop computer or downloaded to a handheld device, such as Apple's popular iPod, for busy users who prefer to listen on the go.

 [Volubis.com] InfoSec News Blog: Information Security Archives: In addition to the Trusted Electronic Communications Forum (TECF), which IBM, Best Buy and others formed two weeks ago, MasterCard last week announced a partnership with online brand-protection service NameProtect to detect and combat phishing attacks as they are happening. These initiatives join the Anti-Phishing Working Group, established last year by a number of industry players.

[Ticklebug.typepad.com] Trials and Turbulations: Blog and Web/Tech News: I'm also aware that people constantly bitch about those bloggers that write about their personal daily lives including unedited rants and raves about the cute guy who sits next to them in their high school Biology class and what they ate for breakfast. Many people peek at these blogs, and if they're lucky enough to still be awake to report these blogs so boring and horribly written, they will without hesitation report them. 

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