Lock your windows.

The writer discusses two easy-to-use security software packages to protect homes and small businesses against hackers. He argues that BlackIce Defender, a program from software developer Network Ice, and ZoneAlarm, produced by Zone labs, both work to defend your computer from intruders by constantl...

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Published in:Far Eastern Economic Review Vol. 163; no. 29; pp. 42 - 43
Main Author: Burns, Simon
Format: Product Evaluation
Published: Review Publishing Company Ltd. July 20 2000
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