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Important: Surfing Safely

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Lostos is inactive because some members of MxB are damn motherfuckers. No more guides/shares from me.

smmm.very interesting lostos..i wish i knew before..

You can avoid most of out of date dangers with this, but in any case, you are not even 80% covered :P

 

You can avoid broswer exploits and hacks/viruses (some of them)/spyware, but having a professional antivirus and anti spyware solution installed, combining them with a good firewall, is a must...

 

* I think that some small broswers have such an engine...

 

Anyway, use linux (off topic i guess :P).

 

 

I would recommend it, as another security bar for your PC, but never forget that viruses can bypass such things, and that these programs cannot replace a good security suite...

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smmm.very interesting lostos..i wish i knew before..

 

Yeah, I wish had posted it be4, now everyone is scanning his PC cuz they browsed to the L2packinect site:P, that's why I posted it, so as to avoid similar incidents in the future.

???i am gonna check...

guys i've downloaded the file only..so i might  get the trojan eventhough i havent unrar it?      i've wrong section cuz i had 2 box opens and i choose the wrong one..btw if u can still answer to the question i'll appreciate ty

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