Home security is changing now that you can use laptops and cell phones to access information about your home from remote locations. Here's how you can use technology to monitor information about your home, no matter where you are.
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Hackers often target home computers that have an "always on" connection to the Internet through telephone-based DSL or cable-TV high-speed Internet services.
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