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Thursday, October 20, 2011
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EXCEL TIPS
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HERE I PROVIDE YOU THE VERY HELPFULL WEBSITE LINKS THAT HELPS IN UNDERSTANDING IN EXCEL. YOU CAN BE A MASTER BY HAVING TIPS HERE.
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NAFEES AHMAD
HELLO FRIENDS
HERE I PROVIDE YOU THE VERY HELPFULL WEBSITE LINKS THAT HELPS IN UNDERSTANDING IN EXCEL. YOU CAN BE A MASTER BY HAVING TIPS HERE.
THANKS & REGARDS
EXCEL TIPS TEAM
BY
NAFEES AHMAD
Friday, September 30, 2011
WHAT IS PHISHING
What is Phishing?
Hi!
Today let's talk about one of the great dangers of the Internet: Phishing.
Phishing is when an ill-intentioned people masquerading as someone to get important information such as a number of a credit card, a password or even a way to invade yourcomputer.
How does it work? The criminal sends a message pretending to be your friend, your bank or another institution known. This message can reach her by e-mail, an instant messaging program or, even for a social networking profile. The strategy is almostalways the same: use curiosity as bait to steal your information.
Want an example? Who of you has received a message like "the pictures you asked me," "your Social Security number has been canceled," "his name was proposedSPC"? So this is phishing. Clicking on links contained in these emails, you most likelywill be installing on your computer program made by a criminal with the purpose of stealing your personal data!
The solution is wary of emails containing files that you did not ask, even if they weresent by friends. Remember, the criminal may have invaded your friend's computer and may be impersonating him.
So be smart and not fall for it.
Hi!
Today let's talk about one of the great dangers of the Internet: Phishing.
Phishing is when an ill-intentioned people masquerading as someone to get important information such as a number of a credit card, a password or even a way to invade yourcomputer.
How does it work? The criminal sends a message pretending to be your friend, your bank or another institution known. This message can reach her by e-mail, an instant messaging program or, even for a social networking profile. The strategy is almostalways the same: use curiosity as bait to steal your information.
Want an example? Who of you has received a message like "the pictures you asked me," "your Social Security number has been canceled," "his name was proposedSPC"? So this is phishing. Clicking on links contained in these emails, you most likelywill be installing on your computer program made by a criminal with the purpose of stealing your personal data!
The solution is wary of emails containing files that you did not ask, even if they weresent by friends. Remember, the criminal may have invaded your friend's computer and may be impersonating him.
So be smart and not fall for it.
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