Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE) is free, powerful and stable anti-virus software that works on PCs running Windows XP through Windows 7. It’s even going to be integral to Windows 8 as a built-in security solution. I’ve been recommending MSE to clients for their home and small business PCs as a robust alternative to the expensive [...]
The latest version of Ubuntu is now available as version 11.10. The free GNU/Linux-based desktop operating system brings about many improvements. Faster boot-up time, an improved version of the Unity desktop interface, more support for the Ubuntu Cloud and better support for Mac hardware. Ubuntu can be run directly from its installation media (CD or [...]
NoScript Anywhere has arrived, supporting Firefox mobile on Android-based smart phones and tablets. The plug-in, which protects against click jacking, Javascript highjacking and other browser security risks, would be the first of its kind for Android. As tablets and smart phones are increasingly attacked by malicious hackers, this development should significantly increase security for web surfers that [...]
Often times Macs are touted as being immune to viruses, hackers and other security threats. The truth is that out of the box Macs are quite insecure, with no firewall enabled, no anti-virus software installed, a web browser that can be compromised by Javascript attacks and bluetooth enabled and discoverable by other parties. While Macs [...]
The newest version of the open source community-driven browser has arrived and it brings a myriad of exciting enhancements. It’s faster, more secure, easier to use and has a refreshed look that maximizes the available screen space for web sites. We’ve downloaded it, tested it out and so far it’s been a very impressive upgrade. [...]
The latest version of Firefox has arrived, boasting many new features. Users of Firefox 5 can enjoy a faster browser start-up time, improved page rendering, more security and a growing developer community for browser plugins that extent functionality! More can be found at the browser’s home page at http://Firefox.com/.
Who loves being saturated with Internet advertising wherever they venture on the web? They slow down your browser, and can even infect your computer with spyware. So, how does one avoid them?
