A type of software that often comes with free downloads.  Some adware displays ads on your computer, while some monitors your computer use, including websites visited, and displays targeted ads based [..]

A measure of the "speed" of an Internet connection.

A web browser feature that allows you to save the addresses of interesting or frequently used websites, so that you can readily revisit them.Browser

A common spyware program that changes your web browser's home page automatically, even if you change it back.

A form of computer memory that allows you to access stored information, such as web addresses you've recently typed into your browser, more quickly. 

A law that prohibits senders of unsolicted commercial email from using false or misleading header information or deceptive subjust lines, and requires they identify each email as an advertiesement, am [..]

A small text file that a website can place on your computer's hard drive to collect information about your activities or to allow other capabilities on the site.

Used to distinguish the physical world from the digital, or computer-based world.

To copy files from one computer to another; to view a website or other web material with a browser.Dumpster Diving

A process in which data is scrambled before it is transferred so that it cannot be read by unauthorized parties.Enhanced Security Login