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Friday, February 25, 2011

This Week on Webopedia
Volume 15, Number 08

 PC Pulse - The top 10 terms from the last week
 IPv4 to IPv6: Security Policies to Consider
 Facebook Trivia Hint #07
 Add Webopedia's Term of the Day to your Google homepage
 Terms of the Day
 New Terms
 Tips for Creating Secure Passwords
 This Week on internet.com 


PC Pulse
Here are the top 10 terms our users were interested in last week:

  1. URL
  2. CPU
  3. OEM
  4. SSID
  5. SSL
  6. operating system
  7. proxy server
  8. Wi-Fi
  9. phishing
  10. HTTP

IPv4 to IPv6: Security Policies to Consider

IPV6 means more than just having a large enough pool of addresses to give every grain of sand and star in the sky a pool of unique addresses to play with. It also incorporates a lot of long-needed improvements in the IP protocol.

The switch from IPv4 to IPv6 will force many organizations to rethink the way their networks are defended. As noted in this EnterpriseNetworkingPlanet article, it is only when organizations become more open to incoming traffic that they will get the full benefits of IPv6.

Learn more about IPv6 and security policies in this Webopedia Quick Reference article.


Facebook Trivia #07 Hint!: This article provides the answer to this week's Webopedia Facebook Page Trivia question!

Webopedia Items

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Learn with Webopedia Quick Reference Articles
From online communications to file formats the Webopedia Quick Reference section offers reference articles spanning hundreds of computer and Internet technologies. Learn something new today in Webopedia's Quick Reference article section.

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Webopedia Terms of The Day - From The Last Week

February 25, 2011: Power Usage Effectiveness
February 24, 2011: Web server
February 23, 2011: data center management
February 22, 2011: laptop computer
February 21, 2011: Web analytics
February 20, 2011: SEO PR
February 19, 2011: electronic commerce

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New Terms

mobile VoIP
Internet phone
hosted PBX
hosted VoIP
network management
conference phone
enterprise VoIP
digital phone
enterprise VoI
VoIP telephone
Wi-Fi phone
business VoIP
online phone
business telephone system
business telephone
business telephone service
Internet marketing
email fax
fax by email
fax from email
fax to email
domain registration
domain hosting
virus protection
computer training
computer support

View all recently added terms.


10 Tips for Creating Secure Passwords
Most people have multiple passwords for e-mail accounts, online banking, discussion forums, site memberships, eBay, PayPal and so on. With so many passwords to remember, it can be difficult to remember them, and people may think it is easier to simply use the same password on different sites, or to use passwords that are easy to remember such their date-of-birth or a child's name. Unfortunately, these types of passwords can easily be hacked.

The problem is that while you might be able to remember these passwords, which is why so many people use basic passwords and phrases, they are not at all secure and hackers will be able to easily crack them to obtain your account information.

The following tips will help you to create strong, secure and hacker-proof passwords and phrases.

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This Week on internet.com

5 Practical Tips for Twitter-Marketing Newbies
This list of five Twitter tips will help you to create a solid Twitter profile and get you started on the path of tweeting to your peeps -- the right way.

Save Time and Money with Windows Desktop Search
If you were frustrated by the search tools built into earlier versions of Windows, you'll be surprised at how good Windows Desktop Search is.

Socialtext Brings Social Networking to Corporate Intranets
The latest release from the enterprise social networking company aims to make intranets more real-time and relevant to employee needs.

Click here




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