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Registry Tips and Tricks

Display Your Quick Launch ToolbarTip: Is your Quick Launch toolbar missing from the taskbar? To display your familiar Quick Launch toolbar: Right-click an empty area on the taskbar, click Toolbars,

Infection via HTML

Edit the code on what and how you need it, and yes this is detectable  in many cases, but you could insert a small FUD downloader to be  downloaded via

China’s ‘Green Dam-Youth Escort’ Software

Green Dam Youth Escort is the censor ware developed and distributed by Chinese government to filter ‘harmful’ content. Here are some details about the working of the software. ‘Green Dam-Youth