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Mozilla Firefox 8.0 Released on November 8th

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8 Nov 2011

Man, this is getting ridiculous! From March of this year when 4.0 was released, Mozilla has hit a new high gear and released version 8.0. Yes… 7 months, 4 major versions and Firefox is not hitting version 8 – something that took Microsoft almost a dozen years to do. Firefox 8.0 adds the following improvements: [...]

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Tags: browser, features, firefox, Firefox 8.0, google, HTML5, mozilla, rapid updates, security, twitter, twitter search, update, upgrade

Secure Your Personal Data with OneSafe App for iOS

27 Oct 2011

We all have credit cards, debit cards, passwords and other stuff we’d love to keep secure someway, somehow. OneSafe for all of the iOS devices – iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch – can do just that. Lunabee Pte Ltd is proud to announce the release and immediate availability of oneSafe app, a reliable and secure [...]

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Tags: 256-bit AES security, app, Apple, free, iOS, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, iTunes Music Store, login, Lunabee, OneSafe, password, passwords, pattern, secure, security, Software

AT&T Notifies iPad Customers Of Security Breach, Forgets to Say ‘We’re Sorry About Our Poor Website Security’

17 Jun 2010

AT&T Notifies iPad Customers Of Security Breach, Forgets to Say ‘We’re Sorry About Our Poor Website Security’

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Tags: Apple iPad, at&t, AT&T hacked, AT&T still screwing up, FBI, hacked, hackers, investigation, recent hack, security, security breach, security flaw, security issues, unauthorized, useless

Novatel MiFi Has Some Security Issues – Hacks Gives Attacker Ownership of Device, Access to GPS Data

19 Jan 2010

Novatel’s MiFi portable 3G to Wi-Fi router has become very popular among carriers, many of which are now selling rebranded version of the devices to their 3G customers – both Sprint and Verizon sell the unit as the MiFi 2200.

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Tags: 3G, attack, attackers, Communication, GPS data, hack, hack attack, hacked, MiFi 2200, Novatel, Novatel MiFi hacked, security, sprint, verizon, wi-fi

Lockface USB Drive Uses Your Ugly Face For Security

17 Dec 2009

If you have trouble remembering passwords, then fingerprint/facial recognition technology can be an effective way to keep access to your valuable data. The Lockface system works through the use of a webcam.