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Keep your browser 'lean and mean'.
o Don't add extraneous tool bars and plugins
o Do add Firefox plugins NoScript and AdBlock
o If at all possible run your browser in a VM snapshot or sandbox
o Use a decent Email Client (Thunderbird,Kmail,Evolution) with IMAP to read/write your Gmail
o Lastly, but not leastly, don't do 'stupid things'
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Safe Surfing Best Practices
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