About Work at Home and Data Entry Jobs

Work at home data entry positions are available in various employment website. This is a great opportunity for stay-at-home moms and dads with little ones to watch out for. Anyone that wants to work at home can be a data entry operator. By being a work at home data entry operator, you can set your own timetable, work as much or as little as you wish, and be your own boss and control your own destiny. you just need little knowledge of internet surfing and typing in a proper way to secure your position as a work at home data entry worker.

Work at home data entry personnel perform other tasks rather than just typing. They also may edit current or local information, proofread text for accuracy and targeted content, update various databases for clients. Some of the types of data entry jobs include medical records, business records, product information, court documents and attorney's legal briefs. Many work at home data entry operators charge their clients per hour, others choose to charge by the job. Either way, working at home brings benefits that working elsewhere does not.

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Be aware of "Koobface" virus on Facebook and Myspace

Hey, I have this hilarious video of you dancing. Your face is so red. You should check it out.

If you've received a message like that through Facebook or MySpace, you may have been exposed to the "Koobface" virus. "Koobface" comes through an e-mail sent by one of your social networking site friends inviting you to scope out a video.

Once the URL is clicked, "Koobface" prompts you to update your Flash player before the video can be displayed. Therein lies the virus, cloaked in a "flash_player.exe" file. According to the Kaspersky Lab, an antivirus organization working closely with Facebook, "the worms transform victim machines into zombie computers to form botnets."

The McAfee Security Blog explains that when "Koobface" infects your computer, it prompts a downloaded service named Security Accounts Manager (SamSs) to load on start-up. SamSs then proxies all HTTP traffic, stealing results from popular search engines and hijacking them to lesser-known search sites.

A clear eye for fraud will help you avoid this mess. You can usually spot phony e-mails by their titles. Kaspersky found the following: Paris Hilton Tosses Dwarf On The Street; Examiners Caught Downloading Grades From The Internet; You must see it!!! LOL. My friend catched you on hidden cam; Is it really celebrity? Funny Moments. My own "Koobface" attack came in an e-mail entitled, lool, yoour blushingg afce is so funny! Checkk out. Obviously, Paris Hilton never threw dwarves, and in all likelihood, my 26-year-old friend knows how to spell more than two words. These are clear indicators you're being attacked.

Facebook has posted instructions about how to remove the "Koobface" virus: give your computer an antivirus scrub-down and change your Facebook password. Check out http://www.facebook.com/security