| Susan Bradley |
Score
(1–5) |
| Microsoft posts emergency defense for new attack |
4.42 |
| Norton software conflicts with Windows XP SP3 |
4.13 |
Ready or not, he-e-ere's Vista Service Pack 1  |
4.08 |
| Instead of roses, send a dozen patches today |
4.05 |
| Expect attacks via latest Windows security hole |
4.05 |
| |
| Scott Dunn |
|
| Stealth Windows update prevents XP repair |
4.31 |
| Microsoft, McAfee, Symantec charge cards repeatedly |
4.23 |
| Flash ads bearing malware plague popular sites |
4.22 |
| Keep XP fresh until Windows 7 arrives |
4.20 |
| Carry an entire operating system in your pocket |
4.19 |
| |
| Mark Joseph Edwards |
|
| Own any PC in 60 seconds or less |
4.15 |
| Microsoft patches IE, but Firefox is still safer |
4.09 |
| New tactics to keep mail servers spam-free |
4.01 |
| Bootable rescue CDs can fix your damaged Windows |
3.99 |
| The best — and worst — personal firewalls |
3.96 |
| |
| Stuart J. Johnston |
|
| All browsers are vulnerable to clickjacking |
4.00 |
| Cloud computing puts your health data at risk |
3.99 |
| How to maintain XP after Microsoft ends support |
3.90 |
| Bugs and lack of apps plague 64-bit users |
3.80 |
| Don't go from XP to Vista unless you go 64-bit |
3.59 |
| |
| Fred Langa |
|
| All good things come to an end as Fred reboots |
4.59 |
| Boost performance by killing unneeded processes |
4.19 |
| Using Windows' hidden Disk Cleanup options |
4.14 |
| Slipstreaming simplifies Windows reinstalls |
4.10 |
| How you can easily schedule complex tasks |
4.10 |
| |
| Woody Leonhard |
|
| Flash cookies are putting your privacy at risk |
4.45 |
| Install Vista's fonts on XP — legally |
4.41 |
| When Automatic Updates can be harmful |
4.26 |
| Hackers broke into my site — yours might be next |
4.24 |
| The best ways to surf anonymously |
4.23 |
| |
| Brian Livingston |
|
| Get Vista upgrade, never pay full price |
4.49 |
| Dump Windows Update, use alternatives |
4.41 |
| Genuine Advantage is Microsoft spyware |
4.39 |
| Free Windows Update alternative is released |
4.37 |
| Microsoft allows bypass of Vista activation |
4.28 |
| |
| Chris Mosby |
|
| PowerPoint is still a big security risk |
3.98 |
| Yes, Firefox has some flaws, too |
3.75 |
| Wireless 'flaw' could leave computers open |
3.70 |
| Firefox needs NoScript to close vulnerability |
3.62 |
| IE patches are close but not complete |
3.61 |
| |
| Ian "Gizmo" Richards |
|
| Use a sandbox to improve your PC security |
4.22 |
| Connect safely over open Wi-Fi networks |
4.20 |
| Get the best firewall, then scan your PC — free |
4.08 |
| Keep your Net activities away from prying eyes |
3.99 |
| Windows' Registry explained in plain English |
3.97 |
| |
| Ryan Russell |
|
| Pop-up ads can land you in jail |
4.33 |
| More need-to-know about network monitoring |
4.27 |
| More and better uses for Process Explorer |
4.24 |
| Use Process Explorer to dig into your system |
4.13 |
| The report from Black Hat and Defcon |
4.08 |
| |
| Scott Spanbauer |
|
| Top free tools for rooting out rootkit spies |
3.93 |
| Get top-flight antivirus without spending a dime |
3.91 |
| Free productivity suite challenges MS Office |
3.86 |
| Microsoft DHCP bugs make Windows lose networking |
3.84 |
| Three top Windows cleaners boost performance |
3.78 |
| |
| Becky Waring |
|
| The top Firefox security and privacy add-ons |
3.98 |
| Two great tools help manage small networks |
3.75 |
| From paper to searchable PDF on the cheap |
3.70 |
| Transfer mammoth files reliably for free |
3.67 |
| The best deals for sending faxes online |
3.41 |
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