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Money lures Net hackers, not glory

The Internet has gone beyond a communications and information medium and become a way for consumers to trade, buy things, and even do their banking. With vendors providing many of their services online, e-commerce is at an all time high. It encompasses a surprisingly wide range of activities, and each requires our attention and vigilance. It is critical to use the best security technology, and keep personal information confidential.

For example, 70% of consumers today prefer to buy software online, but there are still a wide range of attitudes about online commerce. For some, it?s as natural as walking down Main Street and into the corner store. For others, it?s unfamiliar and scary. Regardless of how familiar consumers are with online transactions, security is and should be a concern. Money lures Net hackers, not glory

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