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I finally got the chance today to get back to working on PowerTray, this time with my Visual Studio 2005 installation on my Virtualized Windows Vista setup. The first thing I ran into was this warning dialog:
To me, this is the kind of issue that shows immaturity in the OS. Though it is possible […]
At the recent AusCERT 2006 Conference, a survey was published by Graham Ingram general manager of the Australian Computer Emergency Response Team (AusCERT) which discussed the effectiveness of several leading anti-virus products. The survey states that an average of 8 in 10 threats are getting through the protection that these products provide.
Some research done […]
Well I just found these a few days ago, and thought it might be interesting to keep track of… If you have a website that you manage, you can set up an account with Google where you can track the status of your pages and see how “easily findable” you are. Google’s set […]
I’ve been trying to decide whether or not to implement some “security” measures in Chromium Blog Project. The three that are causing me the most grief in terms of a decision are:
Allowing HTML in Posts
Allowing Anonymous comments/responses
Putting some sort of image in to restrict automated account creation & logins
Right now, I’m coming down […]
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