How to Ward off BHO.anh and Other Forms of Spyware
Unfortunately, many people unknowingly open up their computers to spyware every day. Seemingly innocent acts on the web can make your computer vulnerable to a host of spyware headaches. If you want to keep BHO.anh out of your system, there are a few steps you can take to keep your computer from spyware attack.
Disable Active-X. While you may need Active-X to enjoy the features of legitimate websites, it is also a spyware magnet. Active-X has a special code that is compatible to many spyware applications, so it’s always a good idea to disable it before you browse.
“X” Marks the Spot. Whenever you want to close a pop-up that has mysteriously appeared on your computer, use the “X” at the top, right-hand side of the pop-up to close the application. Steer clear of “Thanks, but no thanks” buttons that are designed to fool you.
Nothing in Life is Free. Well, hardly anything. If you’re attracted by the offer of a free download, you might want to resist temptation. Many spyware applications piggyback on free downloads, and if you take the bait, you could get more than you bargained for.
Stay Away from Porn. Pornographic web sites are infamous for spreading spyware to anyone who visits these sites. If you think that visiting these sites from the privacy of your home is going to keep private matters private, think again. You’ll probably inherit your share of unsolicited pop-ups after just one visit.
Beware of Faux Anti-Spyware Software. Believe it or not, many of the free spyware downloads out there are actually spreading spyware. Be sure to use a legitimate spyware zapping program.
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