Archive for the 'Security' Category



How secure is a password protected document?

Monday 14 May 2012 @ 2:10 am
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perdiemparalegals asked:


If I send a password protected document such as Word or Excel, but it is NOT encrypted, is it possible for someone to intercept it and open it without the password?
I am looking into this because I am a paralegal and by law have to make sure no one can intercept client info. See my other question at

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070215065317AAwhHip&r=w




How can I secure sensitive information on my hard drive before sending the computer for repair?

Sunday 15 April 2012 @ 12:15 am
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Barry C asked:


For instance, what about removing the qbw file for Quickbooks from the computer?




Secure email provider for private info?

Wednesday 11 April 2012 @ 8:17 pm
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John N asked:


I want to know if there is a safe secure email service that I can use with confidence. I would like to send and receive information such as medical and other personal info.

I notice that msn or hotmail has HTTPS in the address bar. Does the ‘S’ mean it is secure and good enough?




What is more secure? Sending a Fax or sending an Email?

Wednesday 21 March 2012 @ 5:31 pm
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Drizzle asked:


I need to send some confidential documents. What would be the most secure way to send the documents electronically?

I’d be sending the email through webmail with https enabled. But wouldn’t be sure how secure the other end would be.




how are https sites secure when they all rely on an email account to reset your password?

Sunday 18 March 2012 @ 12:11 pm
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andrewfromfly asked:


Take any site like e*trade or bank of america, etc. and they all do a good job of using https and never sending your password in clear text… but… if you forget your password they will send recovery instructions to your email account. Your pop3 email username and password IS sent in clear text right? So, couldn’t someone get my email password, and use it to get the password reset instructions for my e*trade account?




i write one DVD using secure option in Nero. but now i forgot that password so please send any password *****?

Tuesday 13 March 2012 @ 2:26 pm
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maruthu asked:


please replay




Is it safe to send credit card info to someone, divided across several emails?

Monday 12 March 2012 @ 7:48 am
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cycnos asked:


I have been advised by some online stores that do not have a secure server that I can send my credit card number to them in pieces via two or three emails, and they will put it together and charge my account.

Is this safe? What are the risks? Couldn’t a hacker just monitor those sites and put the numbers together as well?

Thanks




Is secure to buy in this page? How I can know if some web site is secure to buy?

Monday 12 March 2012 @ 1:03 am
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Tito Pardo 2000 asked:


I began to make contact with this website and they told me that they can send some devices that here in Chile I can’t found and I want to know if is secure to buy in this website.
www.joliemobilesplaza.com
Thanks for your answers.




How do you make paypal transactions more secure?

Tuesday 14 February 2012 @ 1:36 pm
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AndrewG asked:


I have just sold an item through craigslist. The person I sold it to was male, but the name on the paypal account is female and has a different address than the one he provided. Is this person possibly using a stolen paypal account, or did he have his girlfriend send me the money?
How should I go about dealing with this situation? I have considered contacting the woman who owns the account, but am at a loss as to how to proceed.




Is it bad to save debit card info in a document in a non-secure email account?

Friday 10 February 2012 @ 3:43 pm
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thursday915.2008 asked:


I’ve saved an email that I sent to myself, listing all of my important online banking and debit info, with the sole exception of my PIN. The email account is not secure.

Is this a dangerous idea?
Enough said! I’ve already deleted the email.




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