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• BlackBerry Q10 new owner on your old phone

  While trying to install ID of my wife on my old phone (with my ID), and after phone reset to factory settings, I'm stuck because of anti-theft protection request original ID I provided, but then I ask myself for e-mail address as username. Can not pass. It probably came before the Forum.

  Thank you. The phone is Q10

  Thank for your help and your solution. The wipe of security suggested worked! Now that the phoneQ10 records finally under BBM ID my wife there is an additional problem. While the data on the card works, I can't transfer data from Blackberry link because it tells me that the restore option won't work because the phone has acquired a new ID. How can I transfer data?

• Recommended Security Suite for Firefox 25. Using Mcafee Security Center 12.8 worm, I was wondering if I should change to Bitdefender or Kaspersky? Any suggestion

  Have 2 Win 8 machines, running Firefox 25 and a laptop with Win 7. All three are using Mcafee Security Suite ver 12.8 with Anti Virus 16.8. The subscription runs out in February 2014. I would like to make a change and I'm concerned about compatibility with Firefox worm 25 issues. Are there problems of compatibility with Bitdefender Security of Windows 8? Are there problems of compatibility with Kaspersky Internet Security 2013 or Pure 3.0 Total Security? If I make changes on the security Suites, I'll use the same version on Win 8 and Win 7 machines. All three will use Firefox 25. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  We're not supposed to indicate any personal point of view.
  
  I'm sorry.

• Can someone advise me on AVG Secure startup and file tree bloat remains removal search suggestions?

  Recently, I used the solution to https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/927950?page=2#answer-364990 by KerriB. It worked. However, I still found traces of the bloatware in two other places. Not sure if I should remove them or not. Suggestions? I've included pictures of the locations (slightly rewritten for security reasons).

  We're in my startup programs. Access: Mouseover an open space on your desktop. Press the Windows key and the R key at the same time. A dialog box appears. Type msconfig. Click the Startup tab. It lists all the programs that start at startup. As you can see, ask VProtect and ROC_roc_ssl_v12 are listed as unknown manufacturer, but in the file tree, they are in C:\Program AVG safe search.

  The other location is accessible via start, then choosing computer, drive Local (c) (your local drive can be a different letter, obviously), Program Files. As you can see, there are a whole folder FILLED with elements of AVG safe Search.

  I have a support ticket open with AVG on this issue, but it is the weekend, I can not hear back for a few days. I'll let everyone know what they advise when back from them, I hear.

  UPDATE:

  I complained to AVG, and they offered me a free license for their 2012 AVG Premium paid... Security edition o.O... anyway, I wrote them back asking about the remains above and they responded by sending me a download of a special uninstall program (you have to install - go irony!). I have included a picture of this email (3).

  After running the uninstall program, I ran a cleaning of the system, and a deep cleaning run Advanced Systemcare (my favorite Cleanup utility), did a restart, then did a search for 'AVG '.

  As you can see (picture 4), I * STILL * had a folder filled with AVG, accessible by clicking on start, computer, C:\.

  I've done a shred secure deletion (again, and Advanced Systemcare tool, but simply to delete probably would be nice) this folder of AVG. Yet once, I ran a cleaning system, and a deep cleaning run Advanced Systemcare (my favorite Cleanup utility), did a restart, then did a search for 'AVG '. This time, nothing came. Great! right? No. I wanted to be * SURE * it was ALL gone, so I opened Windows Defender (the included firewall that comes with Windows 7), expanded the menu on the drives to be analyzed and down-and-this is, look, you know, a $AVG (image 5) HIDDEN folder!

  Now, I have to show all hidden folders to find. Which is done by clicking on start, control panel (change display by: small icons), Options records, (popup window), display tab, then check the selection dot next to "Show hidden files, folders and drives", apply, OK (see image 6 for description). Now go back to start, computer, C:\, and it should show the hidden $AVG folder. If that does not show it, you can also do a search and delete the search results folder. Yet ONCE, I ran a cleaning system, and a deep cleaning run Advanced Systemcare (my favorite Cleanup utility), did a restart, then did a search for 'AVG '.

  I feel now that I am completely free of AVG. I hope this helps you get rid of it too!

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• I forgot my security answer. Any suggestions?

  I forgot my security answer. Any suggestions?

  You must ask security team account Apple to reset your security questions. To contact them, click here and choose a method; If this page does not list one for your country or if you are unable to call, complete and submit this form.

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• How can I load the security updates that Belarc suggests?

  HOW CAN I LOAD THE SECURITY UPDATES BELARC SUGGESTS?

  Hello jobtoo,

  You may have already solved this problem, but my suggestion would be to contact Belarc support.

  You can use the link below:
  e-mail: * address email is removed from the privacy *

  http://www.Belarc.com/contact.html

  Thank you!

• I recently had a virus on my computer and my security system suggested that several files. I think I maybe deleted some files wrong because now I can open only some files.

  I recently had a virus on my computer and my security system suggested that several files. I think I maybe deleted some files wrong because now I can open only some files. I tried to restore my computer to factory settings, but it won't let me open the system restore. I also have an installation disc, but it does not work either. What can I do to get those files or restore to the factory settings? any help would be appreciated

  original title: help!

  Hi AndrewThomas 924,

  Please see the thread following SpiritX troubleshooting for XP:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_xp-system/how-can-i-remove-fake-Ms-removal-tool-on-Win-XP/35a66f81-7064-E011-8dfc-68b599b31bf5

  I hope this helps!

• Security for Windows XP Service Pack 3 (KB973540) update, downloaded, but it refuses to install - no error code given... I am running SP3... any suggestions

  Security for Windows XP Service Pack 3 (KB973540) update, downloaded, but it refuses to install - no error code given... I am running SP3... any suggestions

  Well, this update is mainly for Windows Media Player.

  You have WMP installed and what version.
  For more information go here.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/?kbid=973540

• Suggestion for setting up a good secured router including wireless routers

  I've owned three routers LinkSys Wireless since May 2007: two WRT54G (V6 and V8) and my current V1 E3000.  All provided configuration options that can do if it is very difficult, if not impossible, for unauthorized access to my WiFi routers.

  All changes must then your system is connected to one of the router's Ethernet ports and not through WiFi due to the modification point #3 of "General Suggestions.

  All the elements in square brackets by "<>" are the titles of LinkSys Admin web pages or sections of web pages.  Don't forget to click "Save Settings" on a single web page before you go to another web page or your changes will be lost.

  Please note that not all pages of the LinkSys Router Web Admin can use the titles of Section-page/website such as used in this suggestion.

  Make sure you know MAC address and physics of your wireless adapter so that it will be necessary for the point #3 «Proposals WiFi»  Assuming that you have a Microsoft Windows-based system, use a 'Command Prompt' to issue command ' ipconfig/all' to determine the MAC address (aka physical) of your adapter WiFi wireless connected to a router.

  After all the suggested changes, repeat the process to ensure that the changes have been saved.

  GENERALS.

  (1) < administration/mgmt=""> change the Admin password to one of your choice.

  (2) access to disable HTTP and HTTPS allow access.  After that it changed was recorded, you must reconnect to the router via note https://192.168.1.1 URL using httpS or http (without S) for a secure connection to the router admin web pages.

  (3) in Wireless disable access to the Admin web pages.  Must use the Ethernet port on the router.

  (4) in disable remote management AND disable UPnP - UPnP (a well-known Protocol should can route diversion if enabled).

  Specific suggestions of WiFi.

  (1) in turn off the SSID broadcast.  This will prevent the intruders 'driveby' to see the SSID of LinkSys Router.  Make sure that change you the default SSID of your choice.

  (2) in set your security level to the WPA or WPA2 (preferred WPA2).  Do NOT use WEP because it's encryption algorithm can be cracked in less than 5 seconds.  This will protect your transmissions between your system and the router.  The E series routers are supported both WPA/WPA2 depending on the client configuration.  My WRT54G routers would support only WPA or WPA2.

  (3.) in Select AES, TKIP not as security consultants have recently discovered a flaw in TKIP encryption crackable.

  4.) Select a passphrase that you and systems all allowed must be used to secure your router connections.

  (5) in the enable filtering MAC and "Allow only PC" whose MAC addresses are defined in the .  Both of these changes will require that you register addresses MAC and physical of all wireless clients that allow you to connect to your network router.  Failure to record the physical address/MAC system will refuse this system to access your network, even if they have the correct passphrase AES and SSID.

  1. disable the SSID broadcast is useless. Any Drivede will detect always immediately the access point because it should send signals of tag.

  It is trivial to force a wireless client to reveal the SSID. Thus, any hacker will be able to learn the SSID almost immediately after it has detected the presence of your router.

  In addition, to disable the SSID broadcast causes known problems of connection/reconnection with several wireless devices.

  In addition, broadcast disable SSID drains the batteries in your wireless devices as they have to actively seek a connection to your SSID to know whether here or now.

  As long as your wireless device is not connected to a wireless network, it will be continues to try to connect to your SSID at regular intervals. For example, if you have your iPhone set up to connect to your home network and you pull out your iPhone permanently tries to connect to your SSID, transmitting the requests of the association on a regular basis, actually bloating on your "hidden SSID' to anyone.

  As transmitting something takes a lot more power then passively scanning and tuned radio waves, it drains the battery. If you need good battery life with your ever wireless devices connect them to a network with SSID broadcast disabled, or make sure that the device does not automatically connect to it!

  Never disable the SSID broadcast, especially not for security reasons, because they do not offer any added safety or an advantage.

  2. the MAC address filtering does nothing more. MAC addresses are always in the unencrypted part of wireless packet. Any attacker will immediately learn the MAC addresses of your wireless devices. It is absolutely useless in the means of security and cause problems as the best for you. Do not bother about the filtering of MAC addresses. It does not prevent attacks on your network as it is easily circumvented.

  Use WPA2 with AES and a password strong. That's all that is necessary to protect your wireless network.

  The rest is a joke for any aggressor and bothers you much more than the alleged assailant. If an attacker was able to decipher your network WPA2/AES the SSID of your network and MAC addresses are a free byproduct you will get during the cracking process...

• Any suggestions to clean the hard drive of personal data, so that I can give my laptop without security concerns?

  Any suggestions to clean the hard drive of personal data, so that I can give my laptop without security concerns?

  Richard's suggestion is about as extreme as you can get. Of course, it works very well and the data is not recoverable, but unless you have State secrets then it might be a little overkill. It is the only way to be sure that the data is destroyed, but 100%!

  There are programs such as (Darin of Boot and Nuke) DBAN or KillDisk which can erase the disc at the point where it would take massive resources (money, time and material) to retrieve all the data. Then, a new installation or Windows recovery would be needed. But you don't have to replace the hard drive. It is effective even against the pirates experienced more than 99.9%.

• Suggestion of security for the Hub of blackBerry Smartphones

  One thing I noticed when reading emails.  The BB10, if you click a hyperlink in an e-mail message, you will show the real link and invite you to go there.

  On the PRIVATE hub, just asking the browser you want, which is extremely dangerous, because it does not say if the link is real or fake.

  If I can see the URL before you choose a browser to open with, I can decide if I really want to go, or if I'm looking at a phishing link, etc.

  It is a small, but VERY important hub improvement which should be done as soon as POSSIBLE in the name of security.

  Love the PRIV and I know it's a work in progress, I hope that we will see some settings important hub soon.

  Thanks for your @timaster feedback\suggestion

  I'm going to mark my answer as the answer that I captured that he will share with our team of product in your name.

  Someone else who finds this thread, if you would like this feature please give this post and @timasterpost Bravo.

  Thank you!

• My computer will not install the last update of security mpam-fex64 [1] .exe. I have__Windows 7 Home premium X 64 based PC. Does anyone have any suggestions?

  My computer will not install the last update of security mpam-fex64 [1] .exe.  I have
  Windows 7 home premium, X 64 based PC.  Does anyone have any suggestions?  Windows gives me the message that the update failed.  I get the error 66 has code.

  Hello sajanclt,

  It is an update of the Forefront client. I suggest you post in the following Forefront Client Forum.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/forefront

  They will be better able to help you.

  Thank you

  Marilyn
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think

• Whenever I try to install creative cloud on my computer I couldn't install error 1. I used adobe cleaner as suggested, turned off my security, but always error 1.

  Whenever I try to install creative cloud on my computer I couldn't install error 1. I used adobe cleaner as suggested, turned off my security, but always error 1.

  Lucy Sack you used the steps that are listed in the "failed to install" error Creative Cloud Desktop application to solve common mistake?

• Please suggest some in depth Oracle Database Security book

  Please suggest some Oracle database security book in depth.
  
  I'm looking for some very good and in the books of depth in Oracle database security book advance.
  
  
  Thanks in advance...

  If you go to Amazon.com, then search for 'Security Oracle', there are dozens of good books.

  I would probably start

  Applied Oracle security

  and

  Effective Oracle security

  Justin

• You suggested that I update the toolbar (or something) and I inadvertently deleted something Symantec and Norton Secure. How to make a comeback?

  I tried so many sites, I don't really remember what you had me do. But he had to do with the removal of modules (I think) that I do not use. So I clicked on one that had something to do with shopping at home and perhaps two others. So I said OK. However, you had shown automatically remove Norton Secure, log in and another that had to do with Symantec - I think that he told IPS? Well now the secure log in has disappeared, and so are my passwords! I want to again, but I don't know how to get it. Help!

  See-> Add-ons are disabled after updating Firefox

  If this answer solved your problem, please click 'Solved It' next to this response when connected to the forum.

  Not related to your question, but...

  You may need to update some plug-ins. Check your plug-ins and update if necessary:

  • Plugin check-> http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/plugincheck/
  • Adobe Shockwave for Director Netscape plug-in: install (or update) the Shockwave with Firefox plugin
  • Adobe PDF plugin for Firefox and Netscape: Installation/update Adobe Reader in Firefox
  • Shockwave Flash (Adobe Flash or Flash): updated Flash in Firefox
  • Next-generation Java plug-in for the Mozilla browser: install or update Java in Firefox