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Volume 5, Number 5  May 13, 2008 |
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Welcome to Security for Home Computer Users--a monthly newsletter bringing security news, guidance, updates, and community resources directly to your inbox. If you would like to receive more technical security information, please subscribe to the Microsoft Security Newsletter.
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Set helpful limits for teens and their Zunes
So you just bought your teenager a Microsoft Zune digital media player. Before she goes online and starts downloading tunes, use the family safety settings in her Zune to block downloads of music with explicit content. You also can help her safely use the Zune Social online community to have more fun with her new gadget.
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Microsoft security news
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Volume 4 of the Microsoft Security Intelligence Report was just published. Download it today for an in-depth, global perspective on software vulnerabilities, software exploits, malicious software, and unwanted software for the second half of 2007.
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Are you concerned about security and privacy when you're online? Join Microsoft's End to End Trust discussion forum, and let your voice be heard!
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Security updates
Security updates for May 13, 2008
The bulletin for May includes four security updates: one update for the Windows operating system, one update for Microsoft Office, one update for Microsoft Office Publisher, and one update for Microsoft security software.
Protect your computer
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They're both malicious software, or "malware," but they're different. Learn how, and how to help protect yourself from both.
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To protect your data, you should regularly back up your computer. Learn how easy it is to do, no matter which version of the Windows operating system you use.
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Protect yourself and your family
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Your Windows Live ID gives you access to Windows Live Hotmail, Windows Live Messenger, MSN, Office Live, Xbox Live, and more. Here's how to help keep your ID safe.
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Looking for a job? Find out how to spot phony ads and job recruiters, plus follow these best practices for online job hunters.
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What should I do if I receive an e-mail phishing scam? Can an e-mail message that contains a company's official logo be a scam? Find answers to these and other questions about this type of online identity theft in our FAQ.
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