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Q: I recently found my year-old daughter looking at pornography on the Internet. When I asked her why she was looking at this, she said, "The devil made me do it! A: The Help for Families panel understands you are upset, but wonders whether saying you are "appalled" may be a little harsh. Pornography is rampant on the Internet, says panelist Michael Daniels.

A thumbnail image is a small graphics file. These images are created from standard size images and are used on webpages. The small size allows Web surfers quick access to webpage content. With a page of smaller images, the user can click on only those images of interest. Web browsers translate this text-based HTML code into the graphical display seen as webpages. In most cases, creating a thumbnail image with an HTML editor is no more complicated than choosing to insert an image file into a webpage, then clicking on a few dialog boxes to create the small image from the original. If so, a small text box will pop up when a surfer runs the mouse pointer over the image.

By most sound estimates, only about two percent of the world's population is naturally blonde. And while statistics are inconclusive as to how many of us are blonde by other means — "unnatural" blonde is so harsh, no? Think of your favorite celebrity.

Pornhub was hit by a hack that means anyone who used it could have contracted a virus. A secret, malicious advert has been running on the free pornography site for more than a year. And it works by infiltrating people's computer and then having their machine taken over, all without a users' knowledge. The problem was shut down almost as soon as it was discovered. But it has been running quietly for more than a year — and the damage could have spread across the entire internet.