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Seems like everyone is tired of waiting for others to fix the problems, so they're doing it themselves, even if it's not quite perfect. The UK is turning into a nation of unwilling DIY desktop-security installers, research has revealed. ISPs’ failure to provide desktop protection against internet threats has forced two-thirds of home PC users to take the DIY option, despite the majority lacking the necessary know-how to ensure they are not left vulnerable. Link.
Computer users turning into DIY security experts
Seems like everyone is tired of waiting for others to fix the problems, so they're doing it themselves, even if it's not quite perfect. The UK is turning into a nation of unwilling DIY desktop-security installers, research has revealed. ISPs’ failure to provide desktop protection against internet threats has forced two-thirds of home PC users to take the DIY option, despite the majority lacking the necessary know-how to ensure they are not left vulnerable. Link.
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Jul 7, 2005 12:32 AM
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