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• “Cookies, which have been around since the '90s, can be very benign -- such as allowing a user to store log-on credentials -- and they can be used to track you as you go from site to site to enable companies to target ads based on your Web habits.”

  The Huffington Post: Larry Magid: Privacy Regulators Disagree on Approach to Regulations

• “He concludes would-be cyber-robbers have obtained the log-on details to the new account and are testing whether the bank will make unauthorized transfers.”

  Cybercrooks stalk small businesses that bank online

• “The robber later uses the log-on to access the account.”

  Cybercrooks stalk small businesses that bank online

• “He explained the user log-on to prevent untrained use.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Medical Progress, Please

• “For more information about the Office of Smart Growth and the Plan Endorsement process, log-on to: www. njsmartgrowth.com.”

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• “He probably has multiple tabs open, each with a different log-on sock puppet password.”

  Think Progress » ThinkFast: February 25, 2010

• “As you read this, more than 75% of your neighbors, co-workers, and yes, your children will log-on to the Internet in search of content, services and applications that they cannot access anywhere else.”

  The Huffington Post: John S. Johnson: So, You Think You Can Download? New Guide Shows Threat to the Internet, What You Can Do About It

• “And once or twice, the Trustwave SIEM kicked me out to the main log-on screen without warning.”

  IDG: Log management review: Trustwave SIEM

• “She said the federal agent copied her log-on and password, and asked her to show him a recent document and how she gains access to Microsoft Word.”

  Boing Boing

• “So, maybe some Redskins fans aren't feeling particularly high on the team as they log-on to their computers Monday morning.”

  The Washington Post: Redskins encourage you to go buy tickets

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