November 14, 2011
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According to the BBC, South Korea’s Internet and Security Agency is asking all ISPs to block all e-mail sent from anything but “official” e-mail servers. The idea is to block spam, but will it really accomplish this goal? It’s not … Continue reading
October 28, 2011
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Anyone, and I mean anyone with a clue about networking, can set up a small-time Virtual Private Network (VPN) with Windows 7. If you or one of your staffers have a Network+ certification, you an set up a small-office, home-office … Continue reading
October 3, 2011
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Linux is, by design, a very secure operating system, but so what? You can have the best security system in the world on your house, but if you leave your front-door open anyone can still walk in. Even people who … Continue reading
October 2, 2011
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What is it with companies wanting to know your every move anymore? Facebook’s has been tracking you on Websites with Facebook Like buttons; Amazon, with its forthcoming Silk Web browser, will literally track your every move on the Web, and … Continue reading
September 29, 2011
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OK, here’s the good stuff about the new Silk Web browser, which Amazon will be embedding in its new Amazon Kindle Fire tablets: From all reports it makes Web-browsing amazing fast on relatively low-end hardware. The bad news? It does … Continue reading
September 26, 2011
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I used to like Facebook. Oh, its security and constantly changing privacy protection was a bad joke, but it was still the best way to find and keep in touch with old friends from high school (Hi Cathy!) and the … Continue reading