The Computer Help Center offers free computer training with high quality video tutorials

The Computer Help Center is designed to be the easiest way to learn how to secure, maintain, and use your computer. Computer-help-center.com makes learning about computers easy by using as little technical jargon as possible and by providing high quality video tutorials for numerous computer tasks. Let's face it, it is easier to learn about something when you see it done than to read about it. The main computer help topics are always listed on the top navigation bar ("Computer Backup" to "Computer Privacy"). Subtopics are listed in the left navigation bar once a main topic is chosen.

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Cybercrime News

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11/18/2008 Three British hospitals hit with malware attack Computer systems at three hospitals in London were shut down after PCs there were infected by a variant of the Mytob mass-mailing worm.

11/17/2008 Hosting firm takedown bags 500,000 bots The shutdown last week of Web hosting company McColo crippled more than half a million bots, which can no longer receive commands from criminals, a security researcher said today.

11/16/2008 Spam drop could boost Trojan attacks The dramatic fall in spam traffic last week after alleged rogue ISP McColo was taken down will be only a temporary reprieve and could generate a new wave of Trojans, experts warn.

11/16/2008 Google powers Safari's new antifraud warnings Google's blacklist appears to power the antiphishing tool Apple added to its Safari browser just last week, links in the new warning indicate.

11/16/2008 McColo takedown: Internet vigilantism or online Neighborhood Watch? The shutdown of alleged rogue ISP McColo Corp. by its upstream service providers highlights the ongoing struggle between malware purveyors and self-appointed Internet police in the security community.