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The Internet has made possible for computers to become very useful tools for communicating, banking, shopping, entertainment, staying in touch with friends and family and learning about any number of interesting topics. However, the internet is also used for evil, and most people are not fully aware of the pitfalls.

Those who would compromise your computer are to gain access to your personal data for identity theft, to use your computer to send spam or be used to attack other computers on the network, to use your computer to "hack" other computers or simply to wreak havoc. Whatever the plan of the hacker, you are responsible to understand the dangers and learn how to protect yourself, as it may save you a substantial amount of money and countless headaches.

Note that all links that are linked to other websites from this website are not to websites that have porn and/or nudity content, collect your personal information that send to unknown third parties and fake websites.

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last updated:	Tuesday 24 August 2010 GMT +12

MOST RECENT UPDATES:

1. Various parts, and comments posted by people in the past are now viewable again - on the Testimonials page - 24 August 2010
2. Updated Web Browsers section below. - 15 May 2010
3. Accommodation section added (see left navigation menu) - 10 May 2010
4. Background colour of this website has changed to show that this website is one of the many thousands of websites that have joined the Blackout. Go to www.creativefreedom.org.nz/blackout.html for more info.
5. I am one of the opponents of the Section 92A of the NZ Copyright Act who is rejoicing after Prime Minister John Key announced in the afternoon on Mon, 23 March 2009 that the bill in its current form would be scrapped. More details about this: Govt drops 'guilt on accusation' copyright law