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Posted by Rabie Bakli on November 04, 2019 - 12:25am Edited 11/4 at 12:25am


This is about a list of some tools that you must have onhand and installed in your laptop and other devises. It can save you big time and protect your data while surfing on the internaet.

  1. Anti-Virus: You should already have an anti-virus program installed on your computer, but if you don't, then go and get one now. You will be visiting many sites and an Anti-virus will help to keep your computer safe. The Recommended ones are Norton, AVG & Avast (both have a free version) and Kaspersky. Make sure you keep your antivirus up to date.  Most programs will auto-update, or notify you when updates are available. 
  2. Anti-Malware/Anti Spyware: Anti-Malware is a bit like an anti-virus program, but it will find any spyware on your computer.  If your computer is slowing down for no reason and clearing your cookies and cache does not help, then run a full scan with your anti malware program.  It's a good idea to run a quick scan regularly too. (Some anti-virus programs come with anti-malware as part of the package) Two free malware removers are Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool, and Spybot Search&Destroy.
  3. A Better Browser: You may enjoy using Internet Explorer for your personal browsing, but we suggest you download a current version of Firefox and use it.  Firefox will block more threats than IE will, and it also has less viruses. Google Chrome is good too, and quite fast. Clear your cookies and cache regularly.  This will help to keep your computer running faster, and reduce the threat of infection or hacking. Keep your browser updated to the latest version.

We will be updating regularly a list of tools and will be posted Here: Recommended Tools to Use

Gerald Roberts Good safety tips for working online, everyone should have these tools In place on their machine.
December 10, 2019 at 10:42am
Rabie Bakli Your welcome Simon! Always here to help and contribute the best I can.
November 4, 2019 at 9:30am
Simon Keighley I use Google Chrome and clear my cache every few days. I agree, this makes your computer run so much faster. I also use Malwarebytes along with my Windows 10 anti-virus software to stop any malicious malware activity from getting in. Thanks for your tips & advice Rabie.
November 4, 2019 at 6:46am