Lookling for feedback/comments/suggestions on content of my internet security & privacy site

[Chris H.]

I have been working on an internet security and privacy site for about
eight months though. I recently had an email from someone stating that
my info is "naive at best". I am not an internet security and privacy
expert. I just find the topic very interesting and wanted to build a
site on internet security and privacy for my own interest and perhaps
even to make some extra money on the side from Google Adsense, which I
am actually starting to do. A lot of my info is from various internet
security and privacy sites as well as computer magazines such as
Maximum PC and Smart Computing. I would really appreciate some honest
feedback, which I know I will get here, on the accuracy of my info,
specifically spyware, keyloggers, trojan horses, etc. If my content is
completely inaccurate, "naive" I would really appreciate some links to
some reputable, reliable internet security sites. The site url is
http://www.internetsecurity101.net. As I said, I am looking for honest
comments, criticism, advice on the content of my site and links to
reliable internet security sites. Thanks in advance.

Chris H.

Internet Security 101 - http://www.internetsecurity101.net/

[David H. Lipman]

From: "Chris H." <chrisindcbc@hotmail.com>

| I have been working on an internet security and privacy site for about
| eight months though. I recently had an email from someone stating that
| my info is "naive at best". I am not an internet security and privacy
| expert. I just find the topic very interesting and wanted to build a
| site on internet security and privacy for my own interest and perhaps
| even to make some extra money on the side from Google Adsense, which I
| am actually starting to do. A lot of my info is from various internet
| security and privacy sites as well as computer magazines such as
| Maximum PC and Smart Computing. I would really appreciate some honest
| feedback, which I know I will get here, on the accuracy of my info,
| specifically spyware, keyloggers, trojan horses, etc. If my content is
| completely inaccurate, "naive" I would really appreciate some links to
| some reputable, reliable internet security sites. The site url is
| http://www.internetsecurity101.net. As I said, I am looking for honest
| comments, criticism, advice on the content of my site and links to
| reliable internet security sites. Thanks in advance.
|
| Chris H.
|
| Internet Security 101 - http://www.internetsecurity101.net/


Needs much work !

Too much advertiseing intermixed with text.

Lack of good information.

For example;
Under; "Free antivirus software & online virus scan"
Where's ClamAV, Avast, BitDefender and antivir ? Where's a compare and contrast of options
?

As for Web Site scanners, where's; Panda, F-Secure, Kaspersky, BitDefender, Freedom,
Computer Associates, Dialogues Science, UNA, Microsoft, Ewido, etc, etc.

What about single file submission scanners ?

This was just from a 2 minutes examination. I could go on, and on about what's been left
out on utilities and software.

Then there a lack of general information. like on Internet worms -- where's the information
on Network Protocols, vulnerabilities, mitigation and exploitation ?

When it comes to Phishing, you don't even mention APWG !

I don't want to seem like I am attacking your work. It is a good start... as a "draft".

--
Dave
http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm

[Chris H.]

David H. Lipman wrote:
> From: "Chris H." <chrisindcbc@hotmail.com>
>
> | I have been working on an internet security and privacy site for about
> | eight months though. I recently had an email from someone stating that
> | my info is "naive at best". I am not an internet security and privacy
> | expert. I just find the topic very interesting and wanted to build a
> | site on internet security and privacy for my own interest and perhaps
> | even to make some extra money on the side from Google Adsense, which I
> | am actually starting to do. A lot of my info is from various internet
> | security and privacy sites as well as computer magazines such as
> | Maximum PC and Smart Computing. I would really appreciate some honest
> | feedback, which I know I will get here, on the accuracy of my info,
> | specifically spyware, keyloggers, trojan horses, etc. If my content is
> | completely inaccurate, "naive" I would really appreciate some links to
> | some reputable, reliable internet security sites. The site url is
> | http://www.internetsecurity101.net. As I said, I am looking for honest
> | comments, criticism, advice on the content of my site and links to
> | reliable internet security sites. Thanks in advance.
> |
> | Chris H.

>
>
> Needs much work !
>
> Too much advertiseing intermixed with text.
>
> Lack of good information.
>
> For example;
> Under; "Free antivirus software & online virus scan"
> Where's ClamAV, Avast, BitDefender and antivir ? Where's a compare and contrast of options
> ?
>
> As for Web Site scanners, where's; Panda, F-Secure, Kaspersky, BitDefender, Freedom,
> Computer Associates, Dialogues Science, UNA, Microsoft, Ewido, etc, etc.
>
> What about single file submission scanners ?
>
> This was just from a 2 minutes examination. I could go on, and on about what's been left
> out on utilities and software.
>
> Then there a lack of general information. like on Internet worms -- where's the information
> on Network Protocols, vulnerabilities, mitigation and exploitation ?
>
> When it comes to Phishing, you don't even mention APWG !
>
> I don't want to seem like I am attacking your work. It is a good start... as a "draft".
>
> --
> Dave


Thanks Dave for your helpful advice. I didn't see it as an attack at
all. I am aware that my content needs improving. That's why I am
asking for honest feedback on my site. I am currently on Medical Leave
and can't spend a lot of time online, but when I start feeling better,
I am going to be completely redoing my site. That is why I am asking
for advice and feedback now. Thanks again Dave. Have a great weekend!

Chris H

Internet Security 101 - http://www.internetsecurity101.net

[David H. Lipman]

From: "Chris H." <chrisindcbc@hotmail.com>

|
| Thanks Dave for your helpful advice. I didn't see it as an attack at
| all. I am aware that my content needs improving. That's why I am
| asking for honest feedback on my site. I am currently on Medical Leave
| and can't spend a lot of time online, but when I start feeling better,
| I am going to be completely redoing my site. That is why I am asking
| for advice and feedback now. Thanks again Dave. Have a great weekend!
|
| Chris H
|
| Internet Security 101 - http://www.internetsecurity101.net

I am glad you took the information in a positive light because the site has "potential".

--
Dave
http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm

[Lil' Abner]

Leythos <void@nowhere.lan> wrote in
news:S903h.24203$OE1.16406@tornado.ohiordc.rr.com:

> In article <D8T2h.83$L35.23@trnddc02>, DLipman~nospam~@Verizon.Net
> says...
>> From: "Chris H." <chrisindcbc@hotmail.com>
>>
>> |
>> | Thanks Dave for your helpful advice. I didn't see it as an attack
>> | at all. I am aware that my content needs improving. That's why I
>> | am asking for honest feedback on my site. I am currently on
>> | Medical Leave and can't spend a lot of time online, but when I
>> | start feeling better, I am going to be completely redoing my site.
>> | That is why I am asking for advice and feedback now. Thanks again
>> | Dave. Have a great weekend!
>> |
>> | Chris H
>> |
>> | Internet Security 101 - http://www.internetsecurity101.net
>>
>> I am glad you took the information in a positive light because the
>> site has "potential".
>
> Chris - You should resize your graphics so that they are the same size
> as you present on the screen - some of them load very slowly across my
> 8mbps connection.

And fix "reccomend".... :-)


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[What's in a Name?]

Chris H. aka chrisindcbc@hotmail.com in alt.privacy.spyware,after much
thought,came up with this jewel:

> I have been working on an internet security and privacy site for about
> eight months though. I recently had an email from someone stating
> that my info is "naive at best". I am not an internet security and
> privacy expert. I just find the topic very interesting and wanted to
> build a site on internet security and privacy for my own interest and
> perhaps even to make some extra money on the side from Google
> Adsense, which I am actually starting to do. A lot of my info is
> from various internet security and privacy sites as well as computer
> magazines such as Maximum PC and Smart Computing. I would really
> appreciate some honest feedback, which I know I will get here, on the
> accuracy of my info, specifically spyware, keyloggers, trojan horses,
> etc. If my content is completely inaccurate, "naive" I would really
> appreciate some links to some reputable, reliable internet security
> sites. The site url is http://www.internetsecurity101.net. As I
> said, I am looking for honest comments, criticism, advice on the
> content of my site and links to reliable internet security sites.
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Chris H.
>
> Internet Security 101 - http://www.internetsecurity101.net/
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Chris H.,

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[Chris H.]

Leythos wrote:

>
> Chris - You should resize your graphics so that they are the same size
> as you present on the screen - some of them load very slowly across my
> 8mbps connection.


Thanks Leythos, I will do this. I have actually noticed that some of
my images load slowly on my ADSL connection as well. Thanks for the
advice. Take care.

Chris H.

http://www.internetsecurity101.net