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Question by Habib
Submitted on 5/6/2004
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I have a network in my office and my workstation is the only computer that is connected to the internet. Everytime I install a firewall to it, I can't get the programs and data from the main server.
What should I do to avoid any trojans from invading my computer as I usually have my computer opened to the internet all day.
PS I have an antivirus but can't have a firewall.


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