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There are many ways to prevent oneself to be the next victim of cyber theft.
Apart from equipping yourself with relevant legal knowledge, on the technical aspect, you should have the below basic programming knowledge (I got this from an email forwarded by my friend):
The main difference between http:// and https:// is i t’s [...]

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From time to time, I received emails from friends or my blog followers asking me what to do if someone defame them online. I guess this is what we always known as “cyber bullies”.
Indeed, it is so easy to bully someone via Internet as it doesn’t cost the bulliers any thing to do so and at the same time they can remain anonymous.  
Situation 1 - [...]

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I came across a good piece of legal information about what a blogger or webmaster should pay attention with when registering a domain name.
Although Mike is a lawyer from USA, but the principles mentioned in the video can also be applied in Malaysia.

Basically the video covers below 3 key domain issues:
1. Registration and trademark [...]

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This is an American Act governing the behaviour of sending spam mails. This Act, that became effective January 1, 2004, covers email whose primary purpose is advertising or promoting a commercial product or service, including content on a Web site.
Below listed the gist of the law extracted from the Federal Trade Commission’s website for your reference:
“What the [...]

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