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    #11
    Originally posted by No2politics View Post
    A friend of mine was perusing a porn site, and came across (no pun intended) a share with twitter/Facebook button. Word of warning, never stay signed into your twitter account/Facebook account whilst engaging in left handed mouse activity.
    A mate of mine recommends a VMware virtual machine running Linux for "researching" sites which carry a high risk of malware....
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      #12
      Originally posted by Wanderer View Post
      A mate of mine recommends a VMware virtual machine running Linux for "researching" sites which carry a high risk of malware....
      Despite posting on an it contracting forum I actually have no it skills. Would that solution involve me typing from the command line every time I want to do anything.
      "You can't climb the ladder of success, with your hands in the pockets"
      Arnold Schwarzenegger

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        #13
        Or run your browser in a sandbox such as Sandboxie - Sandbox software for application isolation and secure Web browsing
        I've visited the most ferociously dangerous sites, and never caught anything permanent...

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          #14
          Isn't that why "privacy mode" was introduced ?

          Switching to that or incognito mode logs you out of facebook/twitter

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