Connection Partially Encrypted?
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Only some elements of the page are transmitted over a secure connection.
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When you enter your username and password, that's the point at which it should switch to a secure connection, SSL.  It's possible that you have the SSL ports blocked by a firewall.  Check the firewall settings and see if that's the problem.
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i think u got some sort of a firewall
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Get a decent personal firewall like ZoneAlarm or Kerio and ensure that you know every program that tries to make an outbound connection.  If it looks strange, deny it.  Even if you're unable to remove the key logger from your system (which most anti-virus programs and ad/spyware programs are capable of doing), preventing the outbound connection will prevent the logger from sending its data back, so it would never do you any harm.
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Windows Firewall or some other installed firewall application is probably blocking access.
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srikanthj is talking bullsheit he doesnt know anything lol what file in c drive then???i bet you the file is encrypted so you need to crack it using caesars cypher noob
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well it depends on what you are connecting to, like most routers have some kind of security like WEP or its encrypted, make sure your wireless card can handle a 125 bit encryption instead of a 64 bit, and configure your access point to urn that on, if you are connecting to an unsecured wireless network like me then you can still log into their router and make sure its encrypted (i don't think that's breaking any laws since they didn't have a password).
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did you check your firewall settings? running a prog like zone alarm or mcafee?
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use a predetermined code with ur friend\n\nthough fyi, email is already encrypted by ur mail server
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Another thing you can do is turn off "broadcast ssid" in your router's set up screen. You will, however, then need to remember the name of the network in order to connect to it, it wont show up in the  list anymore. You can do this along with the aforementioned encryption if you're feeling paranoid about it.
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Probably your ISP does not allow you. call them up to find out.\n\nAgain, security settings on your PC might also scrren off Secure sites (https) from loading on your browser
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use System.Security.Cryptography.DESCryptoServiceProvider \nnad other one of same catagory in this for endryption
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Correct.  Your information can easily be intercepted, but because of the encryption cannot be read.
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probably firewall or antivirus security software. disable them and try.
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I don't actually know what your question means, your wording is hard to follow. So instead, I'm going to take a wild guess at the question you meant, and then answer that one.\n\n"If I'm doing something on the internet, but never save it, is there any way anyone can view it later?"*\n\nDepending on what you're doing, yes. You may never actually save it, but lots of applications that make use of the internet or other networks cache data for fast access, save things to temp directories without your knowledge, or may even log or archive things on the server side. You may have IM conversations saved on your drive somewhere without knowing it, or if you go in for the tin foil hat kinds of theories, your ISP may be watching every packet you send. The moral is, if you're worried about data being too sensitive to risk, and you're not certain it's being sent securely (good, strong end to end encryption, or over a trusted channel), don't send it.\n\n\n*translated from the crazy.
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Sometimes there's no evidence at all.\n\nIf you know your computer's normal operation, sometimes you can detect abnormal disk activity or abnormally slow connection when you're online, but those could also be due to many other things.\n\nTo avoid having someone hack in to your computer, always:\n\n1. Have an anti-virus program installed, and keep the definitions up-to-date.\n\n2. Keep your operating system up-to-date with the latest fixes from the vendor (Microsoft for Windows, Apple for Macs, etc.)\n\n3. Install a software firewall such as ZoneAlarm. The one provided by default in Windows XP isn't always enough to protect you.
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My husband and I have nothing to hide he has my passwords and I have his . It's not a big deal to us . We are open !\n\nAngel