A work at home computer based business is something that many people want to start in today’s day and age. The reason for this is quite simple: a work at home business offers you the flexibility to be able to live the lifestyle you’ve always wanted to and work whenever you want. However, keep in mind a work at home computer based business is much more work than most people make it out to be.
There are many websites today where people’s claim that they simply sit around the house for most of the day, work a couple hours common and watch thousands of dollars come raining and to their bank account. In reality, this end result might be true, but what you don’t hear about is the endless hours of effort it took to get to that point.
Nobody comes to the Internet and starts making thousands of dollars overnight; it takes some time and dedicated before this occurs. However, keep in mind that once the money making faucet is turned on, it is almost impossible to stop it. Once the money starts rolling in for your work at home business, it really comes.
So what are some good work at home computer based business ideas to get you started profiting as quickly as possible? There are many different ways to profit at home from the Internet.
You can either get a work at home job, where you will simply work from it for a certain company from your home and work generally when you want to. This is simply a salary or hourly base position, and you would work it just as if you had a job working for them at their corporate headquarters.
The other work at home computer based idea is to start your own business. There are many opportunities for this, too many to list here. You can either sell on eBay, develop your information products, affiliate products, do network marketing, sell physical products, make money via Google adsense, etc.
Also, there are a million different ways to get traffic to your website, whether it be search engine optimization, pay per click, co registration, affiliate marketing, offline marketing in newspapers and magazines, radio ads, etc. There are a million different ways you can make money online.
Not one way is necessarily right. You need to do your own research and find out for yourself which one offers the most opportunity for you. The most important tip you can get for your work at home opportunity is to not wait for the perfect time to get started; simply take action today, and make it happen.
All too many entrepreneurs wait for the prefect time to implement their work at home business idea, and that time never comes. Chances are, there will never be a better time in your life to get started; remember, it’s much easier to change your course once already underway than it is to get stared in the first place. Hopefully these work from home computer based business tips will help you get up and profiting from home as quickly as possible. Stay consistent every day, and you will succeed.
By: Josh Neumann
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January 22nd, 2010America’s New National Security Risk P2p Networks
January 21st, 2010Washington, DC & Hollywood, Calif. — “We found more than 200 classified government documents in a few hours search over Peer-2-Peer networks,” said Retired General Wesley K. Clark
at a recent Government Reform Committee hearing (7-24-07). Describing it as the new national security risk Clark said, “We found everything from Pentagon network server secrets to other sensitive information on P-2P networks hackers dream about.”
Clark, now the chairman and CEO, of Wesley K. Clark & Associates, and a board member of Tiversa, Inc., which conducts 350 million searches per day, compared to Google’s 150 million daily searches.
“If everyone knew the scope of the risk of P2P networks, America would be outraged and demand solutions” Clark suggested regulation and mandatory defensive active monitoring programs, especially for sensitive government documents. “If you wait for the lawsuit, you have waited too long.” Clark noted that many of our national information security leaks were fresh, complete and often were distributed on home computers over P2P networks.
Chairman Henry Waxman (D) investigating the P2P networks invited LimeWire and StreamCast to testify along with other interested experts on illegal filesharing before the U.S. Houses of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. Last March, United States Patent and Trademark Office released a study revealing that inadvertent file-sharing continued to threaten individual privacy and national security.
“This is the new threat to Homeland Security,” CEO Robert Boback, told the hearing. “We found thousands of corporate cases from banking statements, server passwords, financial data, public company data, human resources, medical records and fortune 500 company minutes on compliance.”
“One of the defining characteristics of contaminated networks is that users rarely ever know that they are sharing the files on their computer with other users on the network,” said SafeMedia Corporation Chairman Safwat Fahmy in his written testimony on how SafeMedia’s technology was developed to address illegal sharing of copyrighted materials on contaminated P2P networks. “Our technology eliminates all the identity theft and security risks of contaminated P2P networks that affect consumers, students, businesses and our national security.”
Fahmy also stated in his written testimony to the Committee that, “P2P networks, in order to work and survive, requires that all users share files. If users are unable to share files to be downloaded, then the network would be pointless and cease to exist. So, the developers of the P2P software create a directory on the user’s computer called “shared” to be uploaded on demand to any user on the entire network most often without the user knowledge, at the time of installation.”
Other startling testimony surfaced from Professor M. Eric Johnson, director, Center for Digital Strategies, Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College. To illustrate the threat of P2P file sharing, his researchers ran a set of “honey-pot” experiments. They posted the text of an email message containing an active VISA (debit) number and an AT&T phone card in a music directory in a contaminated P2P network that was shared via Limewire.
“It appears that two takers of the card were able to obtain funds as the activity was split into two groups,” Johnson told the hearing. And it happened, “because one taker used Paypal, which is more US-centric, while the other used Nochex, which is UK-centric. Within another week, the calling card was also depleted. Examining the call records of the card, all of the calls were made from outside of the US to two US area codes – 347 (Bronx, NY) and 253 (Tacoma, WA), illustrating the P2P threat both within and outside of the US. Even more interesting, long after we stopped sharing the file, we observed the file continuing to move to new clients as some of the original takers leaked the file to others.”
In a second study, researchers examined bank-related documents and found circulating sensitive data as bank statements, credit reporting agency records, user ID and password lists and tax returns were inadvertently "shared" with millions of people. There was also evidence of sensitive government information being distributed through P2P networks over a two-month period.
“At SafeMedia, we have developed business solutions combining P2P Disaggregator technology (P2PD) and a Digital Internet Distribution Solution (DIDS) that prevents contaminated P2P networks from indiscriminately being accessed by users’ computers,” explained Fahmy. “Our solutions utilize advanced technologies such as: Adaptive Fingerprinting and DNA markers; Adaptive network patterns; Intelligent libraries; Remote update and Self-healing to effectively drop all contaminated P2P traffic with No Invasion of User Privacy. P2PD is fully effective at forensically discriminating between contaminated and non-contaminated P2P traffic with no false positives whether encrypted or not: P2PD operates at network speed with little or no latency.”
Fahmy added “The purpose of P2PD technology is not to shut down P2P networks or inhibit P2P technology. “We allow traffic from non contaminated P2P to pass to its destination we only drop traffic to and from contaminated P2P networks.
“Many users now are enjoying the protection of their identity and safety of their network from contaminated P2P network by using SafeMedia’s products which are available now for immediate implementation in DSL/Cable modems or as a standalone network appliance named” Clouseau” said Fahmy.
[Editors note: For media interviews contact George McQuade, MAYO Communications, 818-340-5300. For more information about SafeMedia Corporation product line visit www.SafeMedia.com or call 561-989-1934. To hear today’s testimony from the U.S. House Of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, on the” Inadvertent Filesharing Over Peer-To-Peer Networks Hearing," please visit: http://oversight.house.gov/story.asp?ID=1430 ]
By: George S. Mc Quade III
