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Malware on the loose.

The last few weeks I’ve been seeing an increase in malware infections, probably due to the Internet Explorer animated cursor vulnerability. I strongly recommend using Firefox for your browsing whenever possible – there a just too many risks associated with the blue “e”. Also, now is a good time to install an anti-malware program to protect your pc, such as AVG Anti-Malware. Make sure your Microsoft Windows updates are installed by visiting www.windowsupdate.com.

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