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How to Scam-proof Your Brain

Can you spot a phishing scam e-mail from a mile away? Are you a human scam detector?

The focus of this week's featured article is on How to Scam-proof Your Brain. In the article, you'll find  some mental self-defense techniques that you can use to help develop your scam detecting "Spidey" sense.

Check out the article in the link and then come back here and let us know (in the comments section below) what is the most convincing scam you have ever encountered?

How to Scam-proof Your Brain originally appeared on About.com Internet / Network Security on Monday, January 16th, 2012 at 15:36:49.

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Quick Response or QR codes like the one in the picture above seem to be popping up everywhere these days. They are great for advertisers and marketers because they allow users to obtain product information and website addresses by scanning the multidimensional bar code with their smartphone's camera. Unfortunately hackers and criminals are also using QR codes to trick users into installing malware, or handing over personal information.

Before you scan another QR Code with your smartphone, check out our featured article on how to protect yourself from malicious QR codes being spread by criminals and hackers:

Have you been the victim of this new type of attack? Let us know your experience in the comments section below:

Protect Your Smartphone From Malicious QR Codes originally appeared on About.com Internet / Network Security on Sunday, January 8th, 2012 at 17:13:34.

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The growing demand for online applications could push the number of mobile devices accessing the Internet past 1 billion by 2013, IDC said in a survey issued on Wednesday.

The explosion in the number of Internet-capable mobile devices will grow with the number of mobile users seeking access to online services, which could top 900 million by 2013, IDC said. Some of the popular online activities through mobile devices today include accessing news and search engine Web sites, downloading multimedia files and exchanging e-mail and instant messages.

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IDC: 1 Billion Mobile Devices Will Go Online by 2013 originally appeared on About.com Computing Center on Friday, December 11th, 2009 at 16:58:32.

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