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How to Completely Erase Computer Files

May 5, 2011

Whether you recycle your old computer, sell it, give it away or take it to the dump, you may also be giving away personal information, even if you think you erased everything on your hard […]

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Making and using passwords that pass the security test

May 1, 2011

The recent break-in of Sony’s PlayStation Network underscores the need not only to have strong passwords but not to use the same password on each site you visit. Below are links to some resources and […]

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