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Safe Hex - safe computing tips to defend against viruses, worms, trojans, and other malware. Please note that this document is quite dated (last updated in 2008). Some of the infomation is still of interest so I'm keeping the document up for posterity only. Some of the old links have been removed. Safe Hex - A collection of suggestions intended to help you defend against viruses, worms, trojans (oh my!), malware and other questionable code. You can use the Windows Update and Office Update sites to keep your system up-to-date. 3. Note that security holes may be discovered in these programs as well (though probably less frequently), so it's a good idea to check for updates regularly. You'll be able to import your IE Favorites to most of these browser alternatives. 4. Never open email attachments from someone you don't know Never open email attachments forwarded to you even if they're from someone you know Never open unsolicited or unexpected e-mail attachments until you've confirmed the sender actually meant to send them. 5. Warning - Microsoft RTF Security Bulletin - May 22, 2001