If your computer is not secure, Bank may not pay


	If your computer is not secure, Bank may not pay

douchrti

4-10-2008 12:17 PM

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optional. separate by commas., computer, computer security, e-crime, identity theft, online safety

douchrti says:

Great article that will make users think more about how secure their computer is. If the bank requires you to be secure, and you are not, they may not pay if your account is stolen.

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