Replies: 66 - Last Post: 17-Oct-2007 15:39 Last Post By: JoshCaine
The inscription on Wood's tomb reads, simply, "He loved Thailand".
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I've seen a few computers across Vietnam with key capturing softwares installed.
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Online banking whilst on the road - steps to take & stuff to bear in mind in order to avoid the problem described above
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Quotei am already practising all the suggested steps at home and on the road. some internet cafe set up their systems such that you are not allowed to delete temp internet files, etc. i make it a point to only check the most frequently used email account and not to do any online banking outside of home. pcs at public libraries maybe "safer".
Online banking whilst on the road - steps to take & stuff to bear in mind in order to avoid the problem described above
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One of the technical areas my employers specialise in is 'Network Security' we have a division that provides networks security advice and solutions to banks, international corporations and the military. A collegue who works in that division repeatedly cautions against using internet banking. He regards it as far too risky.6
Hell. I'm stuffed then. I have all sorts of complicated shifting of sums and payments etc going on whilst I'm out of UK and run my business banking online too. Works just fine when I'm using own secure PC. I've never had problems before and have used net cafes in Asia for the last 6 years happily. This thread is making it glaringly clear how easily those accounts could be breached. In fact even I could do it and I'm no expert.Purveyor of wisdom and fancy goods. (Closed Tuesdays)
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This seems to be a big "told you so" to all those here who seem to have an evangelical opposition to carrying a laptop while traveling. This is one thing you don't have to worry about if you're using your own computer.
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True, but in that case it's your own fault. It's not the same as walking into a cybercafe and using a computer you know nothing about.
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Take the time to talk to people who can't possibly offer you anything and you'll be amazed at how much you gain.
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Check out pics and reviews of all kinds of food at chanchao.fotopages.com. Get the Thai Travel Menu, a printable bilingual menu to help you order great food off the beaten path.
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Check out pics and reviews of all kinds of food at chanchao.fotopages.com. Get the Thai Travel Menu, a printable bilingual menu to help you order great food off the beaten path.
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Latest news is the guy is still talking to the bank - its the biggest bank in the world by the way. The one that has just had problems in Japan and the one who some disgruntled employees in Lux tolfd the Belgian tax authorities who was hiding money there.
The inscription on Wood's tomb reads, simply, "He loved Thailand".
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Posted By: VenessaP -- 09-Dec-2009 17:01
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