Uncovering the 'Spy' Network: Is Spyware Watching Your Library Computers?
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| author | Ferrer, Daniel Fidel Mead, Mary |
| author_facet | Ferrer, Daniel Fidel Mead, Mary Ferrer, Daniel Fidel Mead, Mary |
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| contents | Uncovering the 'Spy' Network: Is Spyware Watching Your Library Computers? Ferrer, Daniel Fidel Mead, Mary Computer Networks Computer Security Computer Software Libraries Library Equipment Library Planning Users (Information) Describes spyware, discusses how it gets on a computer. Explains how spyware can be useful for parents, employers, and libraries. Discusses how spyware is more often used for others' gain or for surveillance without notification, how it can go undetected, and how libraries can help keep computers and patrons protected from remote installation of spyware. Lists Web sites that offer information and software for cleaning spyware from the computer. (AEF) |
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| id | eric_EJ674997 |
| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2003 |
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| spellingShingle | Uncovering the 'Spy' Network: Is Spyware Watching Your Library Computers? Ferrer, Daniel Fidel Mead, Mary Computer Networks Computer Security Computer Software Libraries Library Equipment Library Planning Users (Information) Uncovering the 'Spy' Network: Is Spyware Watching Your Library Computers? Ferrer, Daniel Fidel Mead, Mary Computer Networks Computer Security Computer Software Libraries Library Equipment Library Planning Users (Information) Describes spyware, discusses how it gets on a computer. Explains how spyware can be useful for parents, employers, and libraries. Discusses how spyware is more often used for others' gain or for surveillance without notification, how it can go undetected, and how libraries can help keep computers and patrons protected from remote installation of spyware. Lists Web sites that offer information and software for cleaning spyware from the computer. (AEF) |
| title | Uncovering the 'Spy' Network: Is Spyware Watching Your Library Computers? |
| topic | Computer Networks Computer Security Computer Software Libraries Library Equipment Library Planning Users (Information) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ674997 |