Are You Losing Your Identity?

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(Free-Press-Release.com) May 6, 2008 -- In today’s world of the Internet, malware attacks and identity theft are on the rise. Are you protected? In 2003 the Federal Trade Commission released a ninety-three page report on identity fraud. The report said “Including all types of ID Theft, a total of 4.6 percent of survey participants indicated that they had discovered they were victims of ID Theft in the past year. This result suggests that almost 10 million Americans have discovered that they were the victim of some form of ID Theft within the last year.”

With the number of identity fraud cases increasing, Faithful Computers has put together a security package to help protect your identity on the internet. Phillip Crossland said “I believe this Security package which uses freeware will not only protect your identity but will not make your system run slow and not take a up a lot of you hardrive space, as some of the leading Security suites out there.” The Security Package includes Four Freeware software.

The four programs that Faithful Computers recommends are ZoneAlarm Firewall, ZoneAlarm Forcefield, Ad-ware 2007, and Avast! Antivirus software all can be downloaded from www.faithfulcomputers.net.

The first one is ZoneAlarm Firewall it protects you by systematically identifying hackers and blocks their access attempts, and makes your computer invisible on the Internet. The second is Zone Alarm Force Field protects your browser and your browsing experience and third Ad-Aware is no ordinary anti-spyware, it is the original anti-spyware product, offered to consumers worldwide to protect their personal and home computers from malware attacks and the fourth is Avast! Antivirus Home Edition represents the best antivirus protection available and is available free of charge for non-commercial, home use.


With the combine software installed on your computers system, it makes it virtually impossible for any hacker, key logger, and any thieves to still your identity.

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