Internet Safety for Kids - Keeping Kids Safe Online
The subject of internet safety for kids in a very important one. This topic needs to discussed by parents in every home. Every year the internet evolves and changes and so do the safety challenges for children. What can parents do to keep kids safe online?
 

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Today as we all know is patch Tuesday for Microsoft. Microsoft has released eight new updates for Windows. Six of the patches were for the Windows operating system and two were for the office. All of these updates are critical. All Windows user need to visit Windows Update on the Microsoft site and download the updates. These patches are critical for maintain computer and internet safety. Installing Windows updates is the first tip on computer security and internet security.
 

Internet Safety Tips
This is just a reminder that tomorrow is Patch Tuesday for Microsoft. They will be releasing several new patches for the Windows operating system. These patches are designed to fix security holes in Windows. All critical updates need to downloaded and installed. Internet safety starts with keeping your computer up to date with the latest patches. If using Office products they also need to be updates. We are bring this tip to you because the majority of people don't realize that patches are releases for Office.

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This week for internet safety has been interesting. Microsoft has annouced that would like to have an internet tax for cyber security. They want to have all internet users taxed so help prevent and destroy cyber attacks. The internet is full of computer that are infected with spyware, malware, and viruses. These infected computer are causing issues all across the internet. All computers on the internet need to have anti-virus or internet security software installed.
 

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Microsoft has announced another internet safety issue with Windows. They have announced that a new zero day flaw has been discovered in Windows 2000, XP, and Server 2003. The vulnerability is designed to allows hacker to take over computers remotely. The flaw occurs when users click on a link inside an emails directing them to a malicious website. The website tells the user to hit the F1 key and than the malware gets installed. The malware than allows the hacker to take a remote take over of the computer.

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It has been an interesting week for internet safety and Identity theft. Microsoft has announced that they are going after botnets. A new ZUES trojan botnet has been hitting computers all over the internet. Internet security experts say that over 75,000 world wide are now infected with this botnet. Microsoft has taken the step of terminating these domains to but off the trojan. Microsoft want to turn off these domains to create a greater since of internet safety and security.

CyberAttacks and National Security
 
Most people don't realize the nation is under attack not just from terrorist. While many people think war is all about guns, planes, and tanks. A new war is actually going on under the radar. This new war is in the form of cyberattacks.
 

Identity Theft
 
Shell annouced a case identity theft today what could be an major problem for the company. A employee stole the records of over 170,000 employees of the company. The hacker took the data from an internal database. The information was then sold to an activites group such as human rights and environmental.
 

Bad Day for Internet Security
 

Microsoft Releases Updates
 
Microsoft today has released several new updates for the Microsoft Operating System. The patches are designed to fix 26 security problems. The security issues range from remote take over machine to allowing spyware to install without the users knowledge. All of the updates are free to all authentic Windows users and are free to download. You can get all of the Windows Update at Microsoft.com . These patches are designed for the maximum computer security and internet safety.