Home Safety & Security

Safety Seat Belts & Car Accidents "Car accidents are the leading cause of
death, as well as loss of work time. " Wearing seat belts
will reduce injuries and save lives. It can also save millions of dollars for American businesses.
In 1984, car crashes left about 4,200 workers with lost jobs. It also affects the lost of
productivity, insurance, and medical costs to those individuals that do not wear their seat belt.
The second leading cause of death is heart attacks. It accounts for twelve percent of death i...

Home security and home safety have been the most highly addressed question but also the lastly
addressed question. The majority of homeowners are quick to decide which house to purchase, which
BBQ equipment or the latest entertainment set but never consider which security system should be
installed, or matter of fact even consider a security system for the home at all. Home security
should be any homeowner's first priority. You can be in your home, thinking that you're
safe, but the chance of a burglar breaking in an empty home verses occupied home is the same! ...

One day I was bored so I set a password for our Web security software, Trend Micro Internet
Security. I turned on the URL filter, and now, whenever my friends send me something funny that has
no porn or anything in it, I get the Blocked error. I am really annoyed by this; I can't change
other setting in the software too. Is there any way to either reset the password or remove it,
without uninstalling Trend Micro?...

Norton Internet Security This me is venting Today all my programs that uses that uses the internet
Were not working for example the browser wouldn’t pick up on the connection So I rang my internet
provider to see what the problem was there way no problem at there end so they asked me if I had any
anti virus programs I said yes they asked me to disable it so I did and wow the internet was back on
so they internet provider told me to call Norton and tell them what is happening so I did was on
hold for about 30min Got to the operator and was telling them about my issue we...

Hello, I just switched to Vista. And you know by default everytime you want to change something (i
guess a change in register?) such as installing etc Vista asks for an comformation? You know " this
program tries to reach your settings, do you allow " I couldnt find how to close it from security
center. Can you describe me the way? And another thing is " this program wasnt installed properly,
should I install again " What is it exactly? At first, I thought there is a problem but that thing
pops up even I clicked " cancel " in the install screen. Without opening extra ...

ok, this is hysterical. It's a parody of a safety sheet (you know, like on airplanes + stuffs)
about terrorism. The lingo is a bit mild, just a warning. Other then that, they are also working on
one for an airplane (not done yet...) Here's the link:
http://www.angelfire.com/nc3/readyparody/ ...

What is the purpose of the social security number? Well here are some verses from Revelations
Chapter 13 QUOTE 13:15 It was given to him to give breath to it, to the image of the beast,
that the image of the beast should both speak, and cause as many as wouldn't worship the image
of the beast to be killed. 13:16 He causes all, the small and the great, the rich and the poor,
and the free and the slave, to be given marks on their right hands, or on their foreheads; 13:17
and that no one would be able to buy or to sell, unless he has that mark, the name of th...

I stumbled across the SiteAdvisor service from the SiteAdvisor plugin I installed in Firefox (not
that I use Firefox or anything....I truthfully like Opera). It can give you a general security
review of most sites on the Web, and you can easily submit one that isn't (like for example,
trap17.com is listed and reviewed, but nyceducated.info and mesivtaofroslyn.info aren't - I
submitted both). They analyze the number and content of emails that the site sends, the safety of
downloads from the site, the safety of other sites that the site links to, and displays a nic...

Hi evry. i open this topic to talk about how to install securyty in a cybercafe. I'am an african
and in our country we have a lot of cyber cafe but wich are always confronted to security problems
wiche may be : virus , crashings of systems, or timing software always crack down by customers. The
popular timing software used in cyber cafe in africa and in my country is CYBERCAFE Pro. This timing
software has his own own built-in security but it did not guarantee al security necessary. According
to that i established a processus to get at least an default security iand ...

Hello Everyone, I am setting up a wireless network for my house, im finally getting rid of the
dial-up (cost justified it). My cable line will be installed soon, and I am going to wireless
network it so my two desktop PCs can share the Internet access. I've heard the mysterious
security issues, but most of them seem pretty obvious that you have to be ignorant to overlook, like
changing the admin password on your router, etc. Anyway, what I am getting at here is a question:
do you have any tips for securing a wireless network? Thanks! ...

Hey when you get board try this in google.com search type inurl:"ViewerFrame?Mode=refresh" some
people are to stupid and not knowing leaver there cameras on public domain "so it is legal to view
them" you see actual live webcam!. there's a whole lot of them in Japan to see the cities!
Enjoy!...

Well, today I learned in my school (I'm in 9th grade) that the network has no security at all.
Most public schools, as I have learned, don't protect themselves, they hire somebody when
something goes wrong. I believe this is truly wrong. I was in the Computer Lab doing an important
test over the Net, and the internet go shutdown. Apparently somebody hacked it. They didn't have
access to it until they called the Network Security guy down to fix it. This is pretty bad. What do
you guys think? ~Seemliss Topic title modified. ...

QUOTE INTRODUCTION Secunia has tested the ability of various high-profile Internet Security
Suites to detect exploitation of vulnerabilities. For a long time, we have been quite convinced that
anti-virus products would exhibit poor performance in this discipline, given the name
“anti-virus” which suggests a limited focus (though customers may still expect to be
protected). This is why secunia decided to test some more “high-end” product bundles
that are being marketed as comprehensive Internet Security Suites, thus leaving the impression tha...

QUOTE Source : Email - I found this information very necessary for females. How To
Save Yourself From A Rape Situation? Precautions, Self Defense, Safety Guide Through
a Rapist's Eyes This is important information for females of ALL ages . A group of
rapists and date rapists in prison were interviewed on what they look for in a potential victim and
here are some interesting facts: 1) The first thing men look for in a potential victim is
hairstyle. They are most likely to go after a woman with a ponytail, bun, braid or other ...

For the benefit of any or all AEF Forum Software users, there has been a Security Issue found in the
BBcode handling of the software. A Patch file is available and it is as simple as uploading a
replacement file to overwrite an existing file in the Install. File download and further
details are available here . The Update is highly recommended since the vulnerability is
now public and no telling what mischief could result on your Forums. ...

When it comes to security, which operating system would you think a business would get to keep
everything safe. I know when i get my web design and hosting business going later in my life I will
choose Unix OS. Any busisness or hosting company will choose Unix to base my security on. Most
"Windows Users" will want to use Windows Server. I mean thats an ok OS to start out on but Unix is
basically free and open source and has a better security than Windows does. When i get my own hosing
server set up i will use Unix to base it....

test your browser for security holes: http://bcheck.scanit.be/bcheck/ This checks for the most
commonly occurring security vulnerabilities in the major browsers.In total there are some 40 tests
and may take a long time to finish. I have run this test on 4 browsers: 1)IE 7 : 0 vulnerabilities
(but the browser goes crazy, opening several windows and applications) 2)IE 6 : 1 medium risk (the
browser goes crazy like IE7) 3)Firefox 2.0.0.3: 1 medium risk (i think some plugin might have caused
this as some others have had different results) 4)Opera 9.2: 0 vulnerabilities ...

HeY Trapsters .. i have a question here to ask .. > My friend has a LAN connection in his office
.. its jus been 1 day n ther r viruses in his LAN .. he has Windows XP as his OS .. So his question
was wat kind of security can he get into his LAN so that it is safe from Viruses n external threats
.. ! Other than Firewall is ther any other security option for LAN >> ? And other suggestions r
also open !!. .....

I am baout to make a website and even make it so people can post stuff to ceratain pages. I know
how to make the basic password and username protected site but I do not know how to blovk isp's.
Are there any good ways to do this. What I mean is that if one member does somethign wrong I could
blovk his isp for a while or prevent him from psoting at all. If there is a way how could I even
find his isp? would that come from cookies? I am new to the security / site traffic software so I
really don't know. thanks...

The nuclear safety adviser in Maine is being paid $71,000 a year and yet there is no nuclear plants
in Maine. Maine lawmakers were supposed to remove the funding for the nuclear safety adviser
position yet again but the funding was snuck back in last minute. The crazy thing however is that
there is no such post. In 2005 the Legislature cut the position however they did not cut the funding
for it so the nuclear safety adviser is being paid a $71,000 salary plus benefits and office
expenses totaling $118,000. In 2004 an agreement was reached where by the budget for moni...

how to make windows secure over REGEDIT have you ever questioned yourself, how to hide the
complete desktop of a guestaccount? well, here is the way to get it; ---THE USER NEEDS ADMIN
RIGHTS FOR A SHORT TIME--- logon with the user u wanna manipulate . ---!!!--- click on start/run
and type "regedit". the registryeditor should come up and you should see your computer registry
with the hive-keys classes_root current_user local_machine etc. browse through
"hkey_current_user" and go to "software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\policies\explorer" on the
right-...

A pair days ago I read this new on Slashdot: cPanel Exploit Used to Circulate IE Exploit
QUOTE "In a dangerous combination of unpatched exploits, hackers have used a previously
undiscovered security hole in cPanel to hack the servers of a hosting company and use hundreds of
hijacked sites to infect Internet Explorer users with malware using the unpatched VML exploit.
cPanel, whose hosting automation software is used by many large hosting companies, has issued a fix.
It's a local exploit, meaning the attacker must control a cPanel account on the target hosti...

I think we should have a subforum to specifically discuss safety issues, problems, threat on the
street, downtown, our homes, foreign countries, remote places etc. Also to share some practical tips
to protect and defend ourselves. We don't wanna live in fear. For example : JAKARTA (JP): Two
women, both foreign nationals, were robbed Saturday night in a taxi they hailed in Kemang. At
around 9 p.m., the two women entered a taxi on Jl. Kemang Raya in South Jakarta. After driving for
several minutes on the same road, the driver slowed the taxi and two men jumped into ...

First of all i want to apologize to moderators in case that they need to close this topic because
someone opened it before...I used search and i havent found anything...once again sorry if i missed
some topic... Getting to the point! What do we need to do to make our site secure? Daily backups,
deleting install files or something else? So please tell us more about site security! I know it`s
practically impossible to make site 100% hack free, but at least 80% we can do! Advanced users
share your advices with us-newbies! You ll get post count and we ll get better sites...

I saw this white paper and I thought I bring down some interesting information that has come from
2007 and leading into 2008. I have to say though that the information on this white paper is pretty
darn mind blowing as I bounce some facts to everyone. Of course since I been getting into this
since last year it is not all that surprising since I posted many topics about it as well.
-Sophos currently sees 6,000 new infected webpages each day -One infected page every 14 seconds
-Only about 1 in 5 of these sites is a hacker site -83 percent are hacked sites, or legitima...

Hey everyone, if you read my blog, you will probably see my post about Comodo software. If not,
I'll talk about it on the forums! You know, spending 50$ for a spyware scanner is tough, you
also need to spend that same money on Antivirus, Firewalls etc. Comodo however, is an amazing
company that offers all these products for free. And no, they aren’t stripped down versions that are
made to promote paid products… because that’s the thing. They don’t have paid products. They’re just
some rich company who sell SSL certificates (which can cost over 1000$ for a single cu...

Here are some tips on how to pack your laptop safely and not having to worry about it getting damage
while flying in a airplane if you do not have it as a carry-on and don't want it to get crushed
under hundreds of other bags. There is a part 2 to this article I will have to wait till it comes
out to add it to this topic. QUOTE My friend Mary has been known to do some crazy things. Last
summer, she won a hat contest by affixing pieces of fried chicken to a straw bonnet and
accessorizing it with biscuit earrings. But before boarding a recent flight, Mary did s...

Before I go into this topic I have to say, stop making up these crazy names. I know I just getting
into the security side of things but still as long as there are computer problems and ways to sucker
someone into downloading the stuff, the crazy names will still live on. QUOTE Lieware
ADVERTISEMENT In 2007, there was a lot of "rogue anti-virus software," which is sometimes also
referred to as "fake anti-virus software." But these terms are confusing because there's too
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