Keep in mind of Your Vacation Take a trip E-Ticket Confirmation

How does Symantec know it's the week of Thanksgiving? Because as the most popular travel day of the year day quickly strategies, the day just before Christmas, there is an increase in bogus mail solution confirmations that lead to infections.

Here is what bogus air travel information looks like:

 If you examine the HTML development for this information properly, you will see a destructive weblink in the core tag:

This weblink markets to a known malware-hosting site in Italy which in the past put Virus.Maljava. Virus.Maljava is a recognition name used by Symantec to recognize destructive Coffee information that uses one or more weaknesses, one of many risks looking forward to an trusting person.

So before you click through messages during the trip hurry, here are some best methods to secure yourself from these types of destructive mail attacks:

    * Be particular about sites you give your mail to.

    * Before coming into personal or financial information online, ensure the website has SSL security (look for things like HTTPS, a 'lock', or a natural deal with bar).

    * Avoid hitting dubious links in mail or information as these may be links to spoofed sites. We recommend writing Web covers immediately into the technique rather than based upon links within your information.

    * Do not start trash information

    * Do not respond to trash. Generally the sender’s mail is cast, and responding may only result in more trash.

    * Do not start unfamiliar mail emotions. These emotions could give up your computer.

    * Always be sure that your os is up-to-date with the newest messages and use a complete security selection. For information on SSL Certificates choices, visit http://www.thesslstore.com

source: symantec

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Google to offer free websites to Indian businesses

Google Inc said it will offer free websites to small and medium businesses in India in a move to boost Internet usage in Asia's third-largest economy and aims to get half a million of these businesses online in the next three years.

India is the world's second-biggest mobile phone market with about 870 million users, but Internet penetration is low. About 100 million, or less than a tenth of a country of 1.2 billion people, use Internet although that still makes it the world's third-biggest Internet user market.

The country is home to an estimated 8 million small and medium businesses, of which about 400,000 have a website and 100,000 have active online presence, Google said in a presentation on Wednesday.

The online commerce, or e-commerce, market in India is small now but few people doubt one day it will be a big business in the country. Google said in the presentation e-commerce in India has hit an "inflection point."
"We want to build an ecosystem...We are investing in the market," Nikesh Arora, Google's chief business officer, told reporters in Delhi, adding the country was not a big revenue market yet but a good user market.
Rajan Anandan, managing director of Google's Indian unit, said the Internet search giant was making "significant" investments in the free web hosting initiative but had no "near-term revenue expectations" from it.

Google and its partner web hosting firm HostGator will facilitate free web domain names and will maintain the websites for a year without charging any fee. At the end of the first year, users will have to pay a "nominal charge" if they wish to renew their domain name, Google said in a statement.

source:moneycontrol