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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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Certification, it seems to me, garners a lot more interest among the IT administrator audience than developers. Though there are plenty of certifications available for the programmer crowd, I don't sense the same level of passion that I do among admins.

But I don't know if this is a faulty perception on my part, or the reality. What do you say? If you're a developer and not interested in certification, why not? Or if you do get certified, what do you find it does for you? I'd like to get a good conversation going about this. Respond below, or feel free to send me an email, so we can talk directly about this.

Is Certification Important for Developers? originally appeared on About.com Tech Certification on Tuesday, October 13th, 2009 at 10:49:09.

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Did you know that different industries may pay you different salaries for the same IT position?

For example, according to ComputerWorld's 2010 Salary Survey, a technology job in the aerospace and defense industry would likely pay more than the same job in the retail sector.

To help you out with your job research, here's a list of the five highest-paying industries for IT jobs. I've also included links to more information on what it's like to be employed as a tech worker in some of these sectors, and/or how to find these coveted IT jobs:

• aerospace/defense;
• biotechnology;
• government;
• education;
• health/medical services.

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Aerospace and Defense Industry Offers Top IT Pay originally appeared on About.com Tech Careers on Wednesday, May 19th, 2010 at 06:13:29.

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