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Facebook pointless?
Is it just me, or is facebook just a bit pointless? I mean, cant people just try and find complete strangers the old way, on the street? Except i always forget, on the internet, its completely fine fo… more →
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Know Your Top 25 Programming Errors (Or Else)
Mathew Schwartz wrote 4 months ago: Writing perfectly coded software, with no errors and never a security vulnerability? It’s never goin … more →
Ten Fast Growing Internet/Media/Entertainment Startups From The Deloitte Fast 50
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Mark Boslet wrote 8 months ago: Deloitte’s annual Fast 50 is a list of the fastest growing companies in Silicon Valley as meas … more →
Facebook pointless?
lavamunky wrote 8 months ago: Is it just me, or is facebook just a bit pointless? I mean, cant people just try and find complete s … more →
Hey Hey!
lavamunky wrote 8 months ago: Hey, I am lavamunky! Yes, you may think that is silly, and it doesn’t make any sense -a monkey … more →
Are we seeing the end of smaller IT Security companies?
mikey20 wrote 10 months ago: Security Magazine reported on yesterday that Secure Computing is in the process of acquiring Securif … more →
New kind of malicious software could pose a danger to Windows users who download music files on peer-to-peer networks
Smokey wrote 1 year ago: A new kind of malicious software could pose a danger to Windows users who download music files on pe … more →
Web 2.0 Applications Require Security Rethink
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Stephen Brown wrote 1 year ago: A small impact security hole in a Facebook design that released the members’ birthdates to the … more →
First look at Secure Computing
hgilchrist wrote 1 year ago: There is a company out there named Secure Computing. They say they want to be “your trusted … more →
How to configure your antivirus
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techpaul wrote 1 year ago: I frequently advise “make sure your antivirus is up-to-date”, and today I am going to te … more →
Secure Computing
kergibbs wrote 3 years ago: These are photos of my friends, colleagues, and partners at Secure Computing. I had a great experien … more →
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