Se come me siete un ventilatore di Firefox potreste essere interessati nel provare la a Tema denominato miniFox. L'idea è esso ristringe tutto che possa, compreso l'attrezzo, la barra ed i menu di titolo, i piccoli come andranno ed ancora rimane utilizzabile, liberando su più spazio per i Web pagi. È rapido e facile da installare e naturalmente, come tutte le cose le migliori nella vita, è assolutamente libero e se non lo gradite, per andare agli attrezzi > alle adjunte e per selezionare appena i temi tabella.

Una nuova applicazione di Facebook riporta il servizio sociale popolare della rete nel riflettore, poichè tenta di prendere gli utenti su un Web site pericoloso e di schierare le lime cattive sui loro calcolatori. Lo schiacciamento segreto del `' è un'applicazione di Facebook che sostiene che può da rilevare il nome dell'amico che ha “uno schiacciamento segreto„ per un membro registrato sicuro. L'applicazione richiede ai membri di Facebook di invitare altri cinque amici ad usarlo, ma invece di rivelare l'ammiratore segreto, introiti di schiacciamento segreto del `' gli utenti ad un Web site cattivo che tenta di cadere un'infezione.

Una delle infezioni è stata identificata come MyWebSearch, una minaccia del calcolatore che visualizza gli annunci pop-up indesiderabili su tutti i calcolatori affected. (più…)

The next version of Mozilla Firefox, codenamed Gran Paradiso, but better known as Firefox 3 is now entering the final phase of testing with the release of the Beta 1 software It’s still a bit early for everyday use but developers and geeks are welcome to give it a test run, and help Mozilla iron out any remaining bugs. It has lots of interesting new features, including Information about the site you are visiting just click on the site’s ‘Favicon’ (the little icon that appears on the address bar, it has beefed up malware protection, better all round security, integration with anti-virus software (it alerts your AV program if it detects anything suspicious in a download), and there’s a ‘resume’ download feature if your connection is interrupted for any reason. Password management has been simplified, the useful Find toolbar now opens automatically and early reports suggest that it is faster and more stable than its predecessors and barring any last minute disasters the finished version is on course for release early next year.

Microsoft is nothing more than a simple spectator at Mozilla’s Firefox spectacle of releases. A new version of the open source browser is now available for download. Mozilla has delivered Firefox 2.0.0.10, a stability update announced as early as last week. Firefox 2.0.0.10 can be grabbed immediately via this link, but Mozilla will also serve the refresh via its update infrastructure, and in this sense, users will be alerted of the new build. With this release, Mozilla has plugged three security holes in the browser. A referer-spoofing via window.location race condition flaw, jar: URI scheme XSS hazard, and holes involving memory corruption are the vulnerabilities fixed with Firefox 2.0.0.10.

“As part of Mozilla Corporation’s ongoing stability and security update process, Firefox 2.0.0.10 is now available for Windows, Mac, and Linux for free download. (more…)

Spam sucks. We all know that. The question is how to stop it. Those of us who use Google’s Gmail have very little spam problem. Google’s spam filtering is VERY good. When I was using Outlook as my mail client, I was using the paid Cloudmark plug-in to defeat spam. It beats the hell out of the built-in spam filtering on ANY mail client. But, since moving to Gmail, my spam problem has been even less than with Cloudmark. And I don’t have to spend a dime for it.

But, what if you don’t want to use a gmail.com email address? Perhaps you are using an address tied to your own domain name or from your ISP. You might not want to switch. Well, I have good news and no, it doesn’t have to do with my car insurance. But, I did save a boatload of money on my spam problem by switching to Gmail. And I didn’t have to change my email address. (more…)

With Cyber Monday almost here, it’s very important to equip your computer with powerful and well-developed technologies which would be able to defend you and keep your data secure during the entire holiday shopping season. Today, the Zone Alarm developers, Check Point Software Technologies, offered several pieces of advice on how to remain secure and buy products online without any threat.

For those of you who don’t know what Cyber Monday is, it marks the beginning of the holiday shopping season. This day is usually the best time for shopping because most merchants launch special offers and prices for a wide category of products, all of them accessible via the Internet. Because millions of consumers will go online for shopping, some bad-intended persons a.k.a. attackers, phishers, scammers, hackers (you can call them however you want) will surely attempt to steal your money, products or even financial information. (more…)