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Internet Security, quick questions
Allright, so I'll admit, when it comes to internet security, I'm a little clueless.
Well, to be specific, clueless as to how the threats (that I make sure to protect against) work. I've always just left it at antivirus, spyware remover, and avoided anything too hot. But, as anyone knows, eventually, stuff gets through. I do my best to remove the crap, and I'm probably going to reformat my computer in the next week or so. My questions are: 1. After using a spyware remover, adware remover, antivirus, are there threats like keyloggers or information-thieves that manage to stick around? How can I find out if I have them? 2. Hypothetical situation, if there ARE such threats remaining, and I have a new computer (say the one I'm getting for school) fresh on my LAN, can the security problems affect the new computer? That is, if there's a data thief, or something that steals passwords, credit cards, etc. on THIS computer, can information entered on my new computer be stolen? I know it's probably sounding like a dumb question to some people, but like I said, at the moment I'm a little uneducated, so I was just checking to see if anyone had a quick explanation for me. Thanks in advance. How ya doing, buddy? |
Allright, thanks for the info guys, I appreciate it.
There's nowhere I can't reach. |