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Host Security If you're on the Internet, security should live at the top of your to-do list. Virus attacks, e-mail hacks, and other hacker threats are everywhere. So set yourself an Outlook reminder, place an alert on your Palm, or just tape a . . . If you're on the Internet, security should live at the top of your to-do list. Virus attacks, e-mail hacks, and other hacker threats are everywhere. So set yourself an Outlook reminder, place an alert on your Palm, or just tape a note to the fridge. It's time to batten down the hatches.

From your Web browser to your e-mail client and instant messenger, hackers have all too many avenues into your computer. CNET exposes some of the weak spots and provides 10 easy security measures to keep you and your machine safe.

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