If you use a PC on the internet, and let’s face it most people do, you’re almost certainly going to attract all kinds of nasty, unwelcome pests. Hackers, viruses, spam, spyware, worms and phishing sites have multiplied over recent years to the point where it is now nigh impossible to use a computer without falling victim to some kind of ugly threat. There’s spyware that tracks what web sites you visit, phishing scams that steal your personal information, Trojan horses that take control of your computer and all manner of pernicious viruses and nasty infections that seek to destroy your hard drive.  They are all lurking out there, but help is at hand.  Antivirus-BUYability is designed specifically for the ‘non-technical’ PC user and provides all the information you will ever need to stay safe and secure on the web >>>

Worms are similar to viruses but with one significant difference - a worm can replicate itself and cause untold damage.  Some worms are designed to infect your email program and send out mass messages to infect all your friends’ computers too.  Others exploit security holes in your Windows operating system as a way of spreading from computer to computer and can even carry their own invisible programs to cause further havoc. Either way, the vast majority of dangerous viruses circulating today are classed as worms rather than traditional viruses and they would be rendered powerless if everyone protected their PC with a firewall and the latest security updates >>>

Imagine your every move being watched, ‘Big Brother-like’, by a nameless, faceless person or corporation. Your comings and goings noted, your messages monitored, your telephone calls recorded and your internet browsing habits tracked keystroke by keystroke. The frightening thing is, it’s already happening to lots of unsuspecting PC users infected by the latest computer spies.  Malware, Spyware, Adware and Browser Hijackers can take over your PC, inundate you with pop-ups or allow criminals all over the world to keep tabs on you.  With the right knowledge, tools and techniques you can clean up your system and keep it protected from infection >>>

You are a very lucky person indeed if you use email and you haven’t yet been annoyed by junk email (or spam) clogging up your inbox with their inane offers!  It usually starts with the odd one or two rude, incomprehensible or silly email propositions and shortly develops into an overwhelming deluge of offensive, annoying and time-wasting junk. But spam can do much more than just annoy you. Spammers can also invade your privacy, plant viruses on your computer or dupe you into handing over sensitive personal information.  The fight against spam is an uphill struggle but your junk mail intake can be massively reduced if you understand and implement the anti-spam measures described on this site >>>

Simply browsing the web can leave you vulnerable to having your privacy invaded by the very web sites you visit.  And opening your emails can expose you to identity fraudsters and phishing attackers intent on stealing your personal information.  With the worst cases of identity theft, you could even find that someone has opened multiple bank accounts, loans and credit cards in your name and left you to pay the bill.  Even your home network is vulnerable to intruders stealing your bandwith, peeking at your personal information and wreaking havoc with your files. Learn how to protect your privacy and prevent internet fraudsters from targeting your hard-earned cash >>>

The internet has revolutionised the way we access and disseminate information and many families now regard it as an essential tool for the home. And, as any good parent knows, it has its dark side too where kids need protecting from the online dangers of predatory chat room ‘befrienders’, ‘adult’ web sites and simply ‘unpalatable’ or ‘extreme’ content. With a responsible approach and a little help from content filtering software, the internet can be a safe and secure resource for all the family. Learn how to protect yourself and your kids against all these dangers and more >>>