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Old 02-04-2010, 17:59   #8
joglynne
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Re: Mysterious cookie won't go away

Not being to savvy on how security programmes work I checked out for any adverse reports about Rapport before installing it a well over a year ago. Finding only this explanation and encouraging reviews and I installed it.
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Trusteer Rapport locks down your browser once you connect to a sensitive website such as your bank. Any malicious software that tries to ride on the browser is left out of the locked down browser, and cannot access your sensitive information and transactions. Rapport also locks down communication between your browser and the bank, preventing any network-based attack from diverting traffic to fraudulent locations.
http://www.trusteer.com/solutions/ho...nline-security

Although Rapport was first brought to my attention by NatWest I now use it for any site where I have sensitive or monetary information.
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