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Security Insight by SmartHide Security Octopus

Wednesday, July 15th, 2009

A very informative and useful information has been posted in the analytical article by Security Octopus. The iranraised problem concerns the ways, in which governments of different countries try to block Internet users Worldwide from their right for the freedom of information.

I advice you to spend a couple of minutes to get acquainted with the article to realize how happy you guys are, that you are able to use SmartHide to stay Free and Protected while using all the resources of World Wide Web.

So here is the article:

With The Help Of The West

I encourage you to leave comments below the article to open a discussion of the problem on the Security Octopus blog.

No SPAM! Today, Tomorrow, Ever!

Monday, July 6th, 2009

no-spam-logoSmartHide Service technicians have been working hard last couple of weeks in order to implement a state-of-the-art system aimed to completely eradicate any type of SPAM outgoing from our system.

I am glad to say that we have finished the coding part and today the system is being implemented on all of our SmartHide servers.

Every SmartHide Service Client WILL be able to send anonymous and encrypted emails using SmartHide servers, but any attempt to send out SPAM will be identified and stopped immediately.

Every SmartHide client will benefit from this update as our IP’s will not get to the different blacklists because of a few individuals using SmartHide accounts to send their trash all over the World.

It is also a fact, that some of our clients do not even realize that their home computers are being used in evil purposes and the SPAM is being sent out of their PCs. The reason is simple – Viruses placed on their computers by hackers. There are a lot of ways for common PC user to get infected with a virus, but whatever it is – it has to be eliminated asap, as many people suffer because of it.

We always try to help our clients in all the ways we can, so have created a special Manual on “how to find and remove viruses from your computer”. Please read it, maybe you will find this instruction useful for you as well.

http://www.smarthide.com/help/viruses_removal_manual.php.

It will certainly help a lot of people to clean their home computers and stop being victims of hackers using their PC’s to spread SPAM around the world.

The problem has been addressed to and has been solved. SmartHide Team says: “NO SPAM! Today, Tomorrow, Ever!”

WiFi Security In Your Pocket

Friday, June 12th, 2009

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This Month Only – Get 3-Months SmartHide License for Free!..

Monday, June 8th, 2009

octopus1Dear Friends!

If you have your own active Blog on the Web – you are able to get SmartHide 3-Months Prepaid License completely Free of Charge!

Just tell your blog readers about Arovax SmartHide Service and place a link to the SmartHide Official Page at http://www.smarthide.com – and the license is in your pocket. All you have to do is E-mail me at danny (at) smarthide (dot) com with the link to your Blog and I will reply back to you with your reward.

Spreading the word about the importance of SmartHide Service will help more and more of your friends and colleagues to stay protected and anonymous while being Online.

Make the World Wide Web safer for the people you care about - tell your friends about SmartHide!

PS: Existing Arovax SmartHide customers are also welcome to take part in this special offer. 3 Months of Service will be added to your current SmartHide Subscription.

SmartHide’s help to play WOW

Tuesday, February 24th, 2009

On Sunday evening we decided to shorten up some time playing World of Warcraft in the office. We’ve set up the accounts, installed and launched the game and oops…it occured that we are not able to play, because of a strict NAT our network has. Thank you Mr. Admin! ;)

wow

But I did not forget, that I have Arovax SmartHide Personal Account (I can afford it being a Project Manager of this service;) ) so a couple of minutes setting up the needed ports within our Port Forwarding feature – and here we are playing a multiplayer game having a dedicated external IP address ;)

I am so glad that I have SmartHide on my PC :)