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Unwanted Links
Free up to date news and information about spyware, malicious software, computer security and consumer privacy. Find out how to protect your computers and privacy both on and off line from malicious adware and spyware programs. Informattion for consumers, businesses and web masters to protect computers from malicious spyware programs and browser highjackers.
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W3C P3P Project Main Page
Platform for Privacy Preferences Project, P3P is a protocol for privacy protection on the Web. The W3C is the governing body issuing the standard.
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Ad Prevent Pop Up Blocker
Pop up blocker that eliminates pop-up advertisements on all internet browsers.
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Aimee Deep Music-Pundit: News on Music and Privacy
Free Music - Aimee Deep
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Web Trust
Offers audit services aimed at identifying and helping to reduce e-Commerce business risks including possible privacy breaches, security gaps, and other systems affecting the customer interface. Provides independent verification of compliance with the international WebTrust Standards for e-Commerce.
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Active Privacy
Software which prevents personal identifying information being tracked while using the Internet.
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Can a labeling system protect your privacy?
"[P3P] has been both lauded as the answer to everyone's privacy worries and castigated as a Trojan horse that will divert public attention from real problems. The truth is, it's neither. It's merely a potentially nifty tool that might help ensure privacy in cyberspace -- if the government gets its act together. " (July 11, 2000)
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Automated Computer Monitoring Software
Computer activity monitor secretly records all activity on a system including chatrooms, instant messages, private email, and more. Stays hidden and secured with your own password.
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Authentium
Offer companies the ability to bundle various security applications from different vendors into a single suite for deployment. Based in Palm Beach, Florida, USA.
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SuperCookies bypass P3P and cookie controls
Article by Richard M. Smith point out an Internet Explorer potential privacy design flaw. (January 16, 2002)
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