Posts under Security tag.

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Manage & secure your USB Drive with USB Security Utilities

USB Security Utilities is a freeware portable app which will vaccinates & disinfects your USB drive. It also helps you manage files and make backups. It includes a virus scanner, file backup, suspicious file seeker, vaccine or device immunization function. [...]

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What is File Block feature in Office 2010?

To improve security Microsoft Office 2010 prevents some previous versions of Microsoft Office file types should from being opened, without the help of Protected View.

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Lock, Protect, Hide folders and files in Windows 7

Easy File Locker is a light-weight and easy-to-use file lock software product for Windows. It can protect your private files and folders. With its great protection, users will not be able to open, read, modify, delete, move, copy the locked [...]

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Managing the Internet Explorer Security Zones

Internet Explorer includes 4 predefined security zones: Internet, Local Intranet, Trusted Sites &  Restricted Sites. There is also a 5th zone viz the My Computer zone (which contains files on your local computer). This however can be configured only from [...]

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Hide running programs in Windows with WinRAP

Windows Running Applications Protector, or WinRAP, is a small portable freeware utility which allows you to hide windows application, and hide programs which are running on your screen.

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How to password protect use of any application in Windows.

There may be reasons where you may want to restrict use of certain application. While we have already mentioned how you can password protect Internet Explorer natively, here is a way where you can password protect any application, including IE.

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Microsoft report highlights progress of its 3 security initiatives.

In August 2008, the Microsoft Security Response Center  announced three security-related programs – (1) Microsoft Active Protections Program (MAPP); (2) Microsoft Exploitability Index, and; (3) Microsoft Vulnerability Research (MSVR) – that would collectively share more information with partners and customers.

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How to set the Windows 7 hosts file back to default.

If for some reason, you wish to reset your Windows 7 Hosts file situated at C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc you can follow these steps: Click Start and type copy-paste in start search : %systemroot% \system32\drivers\etc and hit Enter. If you are using 64 [...]