Category: software

26 April 2011

ZoneAlarm’s Newest Security Solution: SocialGuard

Filed under: check point,security,social networking,software - 26 Apr 2011

From ZoneAlarm’s Newest Security Solution: SocialGuard:
SocialGuard, ZoneAlarm’s newest security solution, promises a groundbreaking new method of monitoring and preventing safety breaches on Facebook the most popular social networking site by a mile, with over 500 million users without “friending” …

27 December 2010

Check Point R75 Now Available

Filed under: check point,security,software - 27 Dec 2010

Anyone who’s following the Check Point TwitterFacebook page, or has been peeking around in User Center has probably seen the release of R75–Check Point’s next major release. DLP, Mobile Access, Identity Awareness, and Application Control are all …

22 December 2010

Skype Outage: Why, And What You Should Do

Filed under: software,voip - 22 Dec 2010

As someone who works with a team remotely–and makes heavy use of Skype–I certainly noticed Skype not working properly. The reason? From Skype’s Status Page:
Earlier today, we noticed that the number of people online on Skype was falling, which wasn’t …

3 November 2010

Should I Use This Computer?

Filed under: computers,security,software - 03 Nov 2010

Found at a hotel “business center” computer.

29 October 2010

Using Firesheep is Illegal. So What?

Filed under: security,software - 29 Oct 2010

From Using Firesheep is illegal in the US, UK, and most of the world:
One thing that many sites have glossed over is the inherent illegality of using Firesheep. “Go on! Try it! It’s cool!” — yes, it is shockingly cool, …

28 October 2010

Unencrypted Access Needs To Die

Filed under: security,software - 28 Oct 2010

From Why Firesheep’s Time Has Come | Steve (GRC) Gibson’s Blog:
In case you’ve been somewhere off the grid, and have somehow missed the news, Firesheep is an incredibly easy to use add-on for the Firefox web browser that, when invoked …

27 October 2010

Mobile Security Isn’t The Same on All Platforms

Filed under: mobile phones,security,software - 27 Oct 2010

From an article on Cnet announcing a mobile security product:
The [product] runs on all mobile operating systems and devices. It includes antivirus, personal firewall, antispam, and remote monitoring and control services. It remotely backs up and restores data and …

20 October 2010

Android: Closed is Open, Freedom is Slavery

Filed under: mobile phones,software - 20 Oct 2010

A couple of snippets from Is Android Evil? | VisionMobile :: blog. First, on why the handset makers love Android:
[In] an Android handset, most of the OEM budget goes into differentiation; compare that to Symbian where most of the OEM …

19 October 2010

Android’s Definition Of “Open” Creates Problems

Filed under: mobile phones,software - 19 Oct 2010

From Developer Joe Hewitt Tears Into Android’s Definition Of “Open”:
[Developer Joe] Hewitt kicked off [a series of tweets about Android's definition of "open"] with a question: “How does Android get away with the “open” claim when the source isn’t public …

26 April 2010

Inbox Liquidation Part 55: Starbucks, Software, WiFi, Webcams, Telecoms, and Abra

Filed under: gadgets,inbox-liquidation,software,telecom - 26 Apr 2010

This is a cross between an “inbox liquidation” and a “random thoughts that have been bugging me” post.

Pixy Me: I was given a redemption code so I could have a look at this application that lets you “personalize” stock …

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