Browsing Under an Invisible Cloak – Here’s How You Do It

Perhaps the worst part of the Internet is that it has a pretty good and really long memory; it remembers what you did and said, long after you and many others have forgotten. And when you’re least expecting it, those random tidbits of information that you thought were forgotten and buried in the past come

back to haunt you because your hard drive decided to store something that you thought you had deleted.

Now, there’s a way to browse the net without storing any information of your session on your hard drive, and this means you don’t have to clean your disk and clear your history and cache every time you visit sites you don’t want others to know about. Your browsing history is no one’s business but your own, so to protect yourself from prying eyes, get introduced to Google Chrome’s Incognito today.

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Google warns computer users infected with spyware

While performing routine maintenance Google discovered unusual patterns of activity. They were able to determine this corresponded to a group of users that had been infected with spyware. Google has been showing a warning message at the top of search results to affected users.

Notification has already been shown to hundreds of thousands of users. They estimate that at least a couple million PCs running Windows are infected by this rogueware that has hundreds of variants. Google's notifications will not cover a wide range of spyware strains, but only the specific ones that were detected by Google.

The best advice is to install security from a trusted brand like Kaspersky or McAfee, and never download any unknown file off of the internet.

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