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Computers have diseases like human. They remain always susceptible to infected software attack like spyware, Trojans, Adware, viruses, keystroke and many more. Out of this spyware malware is referred to all malicious soft ware except for viruses.

Whenever your computer is attacked by any malfunctioning software any physical indication are rarely visible. But in general, your web might function too slowly. Also you may find it hard to open your homepage or your search may yield to some other result than the one intended. This is because it modifies your Internet Explorer. You might also fail to load your anti-virus and other types malfunction may occur. Whenever your computer shows these symptoms it is high warning for Spyware malware removal.

The Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool is one of the most reliable ways to remove infected software. This tool checks your computer whenever you run operating systems like Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003, and Windows 2000 and prevent the attack of any infected software.

It also gives you the knowledge that your computer is safe from any infected software by displaying it in the monitor whenever its detection and removal process is complete. You can get an update version of this tool from the internet which Microsoft releases every second Tuesday of the month. You can download it from Windows Update, Microsoft Update and Microsoft Download Centre.

To keep your computer effectively free from any malicious software and security threats it is best to use the updated version from the Microsoft Web page and up-to-date antivirus software along with it.

You can get the link by visiting Microsoft Download Center or by clicking the link which is above in this page. You can also try Windows Live Safety Scanner to safely scan your computer online.

For technical assistance contact your antivirus vendor. If necessary, call the No Charge Support number 1-866-PCSafety or 1-866-727-2338 which is Security Related Microsoft Support.

Orkut’ing, Twitter’ing and Facebook’ing, in 2010 its time for Buzzing. As we know Twitter and Facebook are darlings of Social Media, now its going to be changing by Google with its new project called Google Buzz.

Google is rolling out its new feature inside Gmail where we can find new ways to share information on the web and yet a bit careful in sharing it though.

5 Key Features which defines Google Buzz:

1. Auto Following – Once you started using it you will be following all the people you emailed and had a chat with the most.

2. Rich, fast sharing experience – Same Gmail User Interface with keyboard shortcuts, twitter updates and all the things which users willing to share often.

3. Public and Private Sharing – You have to be very careful in sharing pictures, videos and all other information as it will be indexed in Google Search right away. You have the option of picking up your public and private sharing preferences.

4. Inbox Integration – Yes. The Inbox is the Center of all the communication. Comments will be sent right to your Inbox and get the conversation going.

5. Just the Good Stuff – A filter to highlight only the top posts.

As Google Buzz just out of the box, when you open Gmail, in few days you will be greeted with a page welcoming and introducing you to Google Buzz. The tab should be below the Inbox labeled “Buzz”. It provides several links to websites, Picasa, Twitter, Flickr and other content around the web.

Noteworthy points of Google Buzz:

• You can also access Buzz via iPhone and Android Mobiles, and from Google Mobile Maps.
• Buzz has voice recognition and will post it right into your buzz in real time.
• Buzz knows where you are, such as it will name a building and confirm it with you too.
• The interface and the activities inside Buzz looks similar to Google Reader
• Its in-built Photo viewer looks similar to Flickr
• Including your emails inside your Gmail Inbox you will get buzz items with a buzz icon
• Get new updates without refreshing the page
• Comment with @ reply same like Twitter
• It will show recommended buzz same like Facebook suggested friends list
• You cannot publish anything to Twitter but can pull in
• Buzz items will go through the same spam filtering tools for Gmail
• Enterprise version of Buzz will be released later this year

I feel Google buzz is more likely an integration of functionalities in Facebook, Twitter and an FriendFeed Clone. We will wait and see whether its another soon-to-be-forgotten Google Product or not.! What’s your Opinion?

Kaspersky marks today as Safer Internet Day (9th Feb 2010) to alert users of all age group who use Internet as a part of their everyday life. Childs and Teens uses to meet with their friends via social networks and parents do their weekly online shopping. On the other hand, digital pollution such as cybercriminals and unwanted intruders compromising the average users Internet life.

Kaspersky explains the Digital Pollution as “cyber junk” which comes in our way of digital lives. 30k+ new digital threats are being discovered online every day which are created for the purpose of stealing our data, financial info’s, stealing our online identity and deleting our files. Finally we end up in Stress in our normal life.

Kaspersky started a website Safer Internet Day 2010 with the theme as “Think before you Post” which emphasizes not to reveal any personal information in social networking sites. Check out the below funny yet very informative video done in a simple way to create awareness of sharing information on the Internet.

This day aims at educating Teens and Professionals to protect their identity online by using privacy services provided by social networking sites, selecting trustworthy friends online, publish pictures of their own after thinking carefully about the consequences and also posting friends pictures with their permission.

So stay Safer Online as Internet is not that much safe nowadays. Think before you post any of your information online as it can reach more people than you ever imagine. To learn more visit www.saferinternet.org.