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Fred Kahn
Fred Kahn died suddenly on April 19, 2010. His wife Joan called and asked
us to let his many friends at NYPC and NYACC know about his passing. Fred’s
many computer friends, eBay friends, photographers, and Pilots are missing him already.
His family will be sitting Shiva on Thursday April 22nd and Friday April 23rd
from 12:00 Noon until 7pm at: Larry Finkelstein’s
80-28 215th Street Queens Village, NY 11427-1036 (718) 464-1472
The location is near the intersection of Union Turnpike and Bell Avenue and
near the Grand Central Parkway.
If you would like to send a note to his widow Joan, her address is:
Joan Kahn
88-21 69th Road
Forest Hills NY 11375
If you would like to remember Fred publicly, leave a comment on this blog
fredkahnremembered.blogspot.com.
Online Banking
Our webmaster, Michael Horowitz, has written a number of articles about the dangers of online banking.
Blocking Web-Based Malware From Your PC
October 5, 2009: Our webmaster, Michael Horowitz, has written an article about Sandboxie, a free application sandboxing
program that can be used to keep malicious software from infecting your PC. See Sandboxie:
Blocking Web-Based Malware From Your PC
The BEST way to remove malware
May 19, 2009: Our webmaster, Michael Horowitz, has written an article for eSecurityPlanet called The
Best Way to Remove Viruses, Spyware and other Malware (Part 1). Many malicious programs do a great job of defending themselves,
so the best approach to removing them is not letting them run in the first place. This can be done by booting another operaing system
from a CD. See also How to Remove Malware
(part 2): Booting from a CD and The Best Way to
Remove Viruses and Malware, Part 3: The Clean-Up.
Protect your computer from infected USB flash drives
Our webmaster, Michael Horowitz, has written a
series of articles on protecting your computer from USB flash drives that contain malware. The Conficker worm
is among many others that spread by infecting a USB flash drive.
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