For a world without antivirus:
One of the problems of having a computer with Internet connection is that we are exposed to millions of threats, both viruses that we delete files or damage the equipment we like scams stealing credit cards and important documents (something much more disturbing) ... For this reason is that to prevent such conflicts many opted for the installation of an antivirus and in some cases a firewall (firewall) to avoid annoying intrusion into our computer ...
But is there a way to survive without antivirus? ... I really do not use antivirus, minus short fires, only I ended up installing Nod32 few days ago because the danger is inside my home, my family (and I'm not the only one who uses this computer), who do not follow the following tips that I think important to avoid having to install an antivirus: Extension file, for example, audio, that the extension is correct ... Use P2P clients very carefully is another to consider no one controls what in that place is shared and is likely to always download a dangerous file ... That is why we apply the advice of the previous point and:
Search ED2K links on websites dedicated to the dissemination of what we need, and not look directly from the P2P client itself ... This way we ensure that those who claim that we share what we're downloading, plus we can see other people's comments on the content offered ...
download only those files that have names that describe their contents specifically, and also (if possible) containing a link to a website reference (the inverse process to above) ... Read if they contain comments and ratings that are left to the files found on P2P ...
for anything in the world and I say this because I've seen him do all automatically select and download it without reading or even what we have set ... Read full
sure to write correctly the URLs of the sites bank transfers, online transfers, or Internet purchases (such as those belonging to banks, PayPal, MercadoLibre, eBay, among others) ...
not follow links to sites above directly from an email received ... We can fall into a very good trap ...
Just reading those emails from known senders rather dubious ...
never, but ever open attachments from people you do not know or that we know but we are not sure ... However tempting it is the file name sent to us, we must never open it ... It's best to open files attachments that we knew we were going to receive ...not follow links that appear on the emails we receive ... is insecure and only lose a few seconds to type what we want in our browser ...
for anything where we fill out forms asking for personal information or passwords by email ... If this happens it is obvious that we are dealing with a scam ...
Source: http://www.leegar.com.ar
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