Security Tools

Tired of all the unwanted toolbars on your Internet Explorer?

Many of the toolbars were installed without the user's consent; not only does it decreases the available web space and slowing down your browser, some of them even come with spyware/virus.

Here's a simple toolbar remover tool that helps you to get rid of all that nonsense.

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Say you wanted to delete some confidential files so that no one is able to recover it, including that computer repair guy that you're going to send your PC over.

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You might want to transfer important files via USB thumbdrive, but if you lost it, your confidential files will be in jeopardy. What's the simplest way to encrypt a file?

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Online services, from online banking to Facebook, all requires passwords. Here's a way to store them all in one place in case you forget them. (unless you're using just one password for all =.=')

KeePass is a freeware password manager. It stores all your passwords in one database file which is locked by a master password.

*Updated 25 May 2010* Introducing an even simpler method!

Using saved password to login all the time and you'll tend to forget what's behind the "******" asterisks. Here's the simplest way to reveal it.

Want to lock and hide some of your private and confidential files? Here's one great tool to do just that. The method used is also very secure as reviewed by CNET staff.