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The three most important things you can do (and they don't slow down your computer) are:
1. Change your DNS server to OpenDNS. Doing this redirects any "evil" sites to a warning page.

https://www.opendns.com/smb/start

This was easy, just replace your DNS servers in the TCP/IP config menu.
I had no Internet service when I got up today. My ISP is Comcast. It looked like a DNS problem to me, so I decided to try the OpenDNS servers instead of Comcast's. Not only am I back on the Internet, but pages load remarkably faster.

I still am a little paranoid about OpenDNS because I don't see any source of funding. It must cost something to operate those servers. What better way to track Internet use than to know all URL's someone has visited?
"I may be old, but I'm not dead."
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computer security - by Ynir - 01-15-2009, 10:24 PM
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