Legal Advice on computer-fraud

Computer fraud includes a range of crimes such as unauthorized computer use, creation of computer viruses, posing as an Internet seller but sending no goods, copyright infringement, false online... more

Informed Employees are your first line of defense against hackers and data thieves. Computers are not "sentient" - they can't cry out for attention when they are being attacked (yet)! You can... more

Safety Tips to Protect Your Cell Phones and Computers. -Turn off your cell phone when it is not in use for location and privacy safety; -Set Bluetooth to “hidden” and GPS to “911 only,” especially... more

Keeping passwords secure for account logins are as important as securing your keys or locking your house and car. Indeed, in today's world, doing so might even be more important. Here are three... more

Shredding Helps. Lots of identity theft is done through simple means of collecting papers thrown in the trash.So buy a personal shredder for your home in order to properly dispose of personal documents.

Cardholder Identity. Cardholders are identified when you surf the internet. You are then contacted by a scammer that claims to be a Windows expert. Do not give information.

THE SET-UP INVITATION. Many people over the last five or more years have gotten emails from other continents, especially Africa, informing them that the writer has a father or relative who left them... more

NOW COMES THE HOOK!. Once they have you agree to assist them by running their estate through your name or by telling you that you are a long lost beneficiary, they will arrange to send you a check.... more

THE BANK HAS NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR A CHECK THEY TOLD YOU HAD CLEARED. Here's the real controversial part of this Guide. I've had this type of case and the bank that "cleared" the check did so... more