How to Tell If A Website Is Dangerous

These days it can be very difficult to tell if a site is trustworthy or not. Many nefarious sites are being designed to look respectable. Thus you should always make sure that a site is not dangerous by using multiple approaches. This is especially important to consider before providing a site with sensitive information such as credit card numbers, banking information, your email address, etc... In general you may want to be wary of a site if it asks you for unnecessary personal information, a credit card number, or a bank number when it's not necessary. This could be evidence of them phishing for your sensitive information. Recent Changelog: 5/23/2014-Removed dead link and added link to Best Free Antivirus Software article. 6/9/2014-Replaced http links with https links wherever possible. Index 1. 2. A) Check Site With Zulu URL Risk Analyzer and Comodo Web Inspector B) Check Site With VirusTotal And URLVoid C) Check Reputation Of Site With Web Of Trust 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. 4. How to Avoid Spam

Internet Crime Schemes Auction Fraud Auction fraud involves fraud attributable to the misrepresentation of a product advertised for sale through an Internet auction site or the non-delivery of products purchased through an Internet auction site. Consumers are strongly cautioned against entering into Internet transactions with subjects exhibiting the following behavior: The seller posts the auction as if he resides in the United States, then responds to victims with a congratulatory email stating he is outside the United States for business reasons, family emergency, etc. Similarly, beware of sellers who post the auction under one name, and ask for the funds to be transferred to another individual. The subject requests funds to be wired directly to him/her via Western Union, MoneyGram, or bank-to-bank wire transfer. If you believe you may have fallen victim to this type of scam and wish to report it, please file a complaint with us. Auction Fraud — Romania Counterfeit Cashier's Check Credit Card Fraud Identity Theft

Unshorten any URL - unshort.me Free Online Course Materials | Courses AN9725LG - Logo Inserter System Product Manual The AN9725LG Logo Keyer system is a complete analog logo insertion package that will key one, or many, static/animated "bugs" over a composite analog video signal. Logos created in BMP, Tiff and TGA file formats can be imported into the Evertz Overture™ software and transferred to the AN9725LG via Ethernet. Logos are stored in flash memory and can be quickly accessed via front panel, quick select keys, GPI inputs, automation and Overture™. The AN9725LG has been designed to manage and store multiple logos. The EAS crawl support allows for connection to an existing EAS decoder. The TXT option allows for the creation of custom text messages that can be displayed as crawls or fixed position fields on top of keyed graphic logos.