
- September15 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 17
Safe Computing
The recent rash of computerworms and viruses, like Blasterand SoBig.F, which left chaos in theirwake, have highlighted the need forbetter software design. Microsoft(www.microsoft.com), which createsand markets the vast majority of thesoftware used on personal computers,is the usual target of computerhackers who develop nasty, destructivecomputer programs that canbring networks to their knees. Untilthe software programmers get theiract together, however, it's best totake preventive action. If you don'thave anti-virus software, get it; if youdo have it, make sure you update itfrequently from the company's Website. For an older computer, you mayhave to pay a nominal subscriptionfee to do this, but it's worth it. Note:For about $15 a year, you can havethe antivirus software updatedautomatically whenever new versionsare released.
Articles in this issue
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Pioneer Woman Physician and Educatorover 17 years ago
African-American Doctor's Vital Legacyover 17 years ago
Does the Market Offer Any Safe Stocks?over 17 years ago
Clear the Stock Market Clouds from Viewover 17 years ago
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