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Never reply to unsolicited mail or click on the links in the mail. Doing so usually results in more junk email.

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Never click on links in emails that lead to websites asking for passwords or similar information. It is possible for the text of the link to show one address, but clicking on the link actually connects to a different (possibly dangerous) address. Instead of clicking a potentially misleading link, type the link address directly into a web browser.

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When visiting a website that asks for financial information, ensure that it is secure. <application>Konqueror</application> and <application>Firefox</application> are two browsers commonly used in <phrase>Kubuntu</phrase>. Both have two areas that indicate if the current page is secure. On secure webpages, the address bar will have a yellow background and a lock symbol to the right of the address. The second area is the status bar located at the bottom right of the browser window. If the page is secure, a lock icon will appear in this area. Clicking on either of the lock symbols will produce a dialog that explains the type of licensing and security for that page.

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Only download and run software from trusted sources. By default, software can only be downloaded directly from Ubuntu.

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Make backup copies of files

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Occasionally users lose computer information. There are many possible causes for such unforeseen <emphasis>data loss</emphasis>. The problem could be anything from a power loss or equipment failure to accidentally deleting a file. With regular backup copies, if a problem should occur, it may be possible to retrieve important files. Users are strongly encouraged to make backups.

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Backup copies of files should be stored separately from the computer. In other words, backup file storage should be located somewhere that is not permanently attached to the computer. Options include:

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A simple way of backing up your files is to copy them manually to a safe location (see above) by using the <application>Konqueror</application> or <application>Dolphin</application> file manager.

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Another backup method is <application>Keep</application>, an automated <phrase>Kubuntu</phrase> backup solution, preferred by many <phrase>Kubuntu</phrase> veterans. To install the <application>Keep</application> package, please refer to the <ulink type="help" url="help:/kubuntu/manage-software/">Adding Applications</ulink> document for help on installing applications. Once installed, <application>Keep</application> can be launched by going to <menuchoice><guimenu>Kickoff Application Launcher</guimenu><guisubmenu>Applications</guisubmenu><guisubmenu>Utilities</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Keep</guimenuitem></menuchoice>.