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Security Browser
Downloads Security Browser is a tabbed Web browser that includes a pop-up blocker, form filling wizard and password saving wizard. Security Browser has Integrated Smart Search which lets you search all of the major search engines at once giving you the best...
[March 5, 2006, 3:16]
Browser Security Is An Open And Shut Case
Leader However, one security benefit you can rely on is that by using the browser with the best adherence to open standards and the least reliance on single-vendor options, you will encourage service providers to stick to those standards too.
[September 20, 2005, 16:05]
Security Flaw Found In Mozilla Browser
News The news comes as Microsoft has been dealing with a string of security flaws found in its Internet Explorer browser during the past several weeks. Some researchers had begun recommending that people worried about online security stop using the IE...
[July 9, 2004, 8:40]
Browser Security Is An Open And Shut Case
Talkback Microsoft incurs neither decrease in sales nor share price damage for shipping an insecure, non-standard browser. In fact, they benefit from shipping a non-standards browser since most users won't change their browser.
[October 1, 2005, 7:33]
Microsoft Executive Circle Webcast: Security360 With Mike Nash: Creating A Front Line Of Defense With Browser Security
White Papers With new attack vectors discovered every day, it is critical for Information Technology (IT) professionals to understand the basic issues associated with browser security and proactively take the necessary protective measures.
[June 26, 2008, 1:01]
Mozilla Hits Back At Browser Security Claim
News They shouldn't just rely on changing their browser, but may think about having to look at a different configuration. If you look at Microsoft - this month they decided to skip a security patch," so any vulnerabilities won't be addressed, according...
[September 20, 2005, 13:10]
Improving The Usability Of Web Browser Security
White Papers In particular, when a user visits a secure site whose certificate the browser cannot verify, the browser typically allows the user to view and install the certificate and connect to the site despite the verification failure.
[March 17, 2006, 0:01]
Ezwap Micro-Browser Leverages Security Capabilities Of RSA BSAFE WTLS-C Software And Demonstrates Power Of RSA SecurID Authentication
White Papers EZOS' strategy was to overcome security hazard and establish EzWAP as the de-facto secure mobile Internet micro-browser for the Pocket PC and Pocket PC 2002 platforms. EZOS, a service provider active in the field of the mobile information...
[September 18, 2003, 2:43]
Opera Updates Browser To Plug Security Holes
News The vulnerabilities, disclosed to the BugTraq security mailing list over the weekend, allow rogue Web sites to take control of a victim's computer by exploiting weaknesses in the way the browser handles skin files.
[November 24, 2003, 8:25]
Opera Browser Gets Extra Security Layer
News Opera Software on Monday added another security layer to its browser that is designed to alert users in real time if the site they are visiting is legitimate or a phishing site. In a move to extend the security features of its Opera 8 browser, the...
[December 20, 2006, 8:28]
Financial Services Firm Upgrades Browser To Enhance Security And User Productivity
White Papers The company has been a longtime user of the Microsoft Internet Explorer Internet browser and wanted to improve network security, reduce support calls, and simplify the way its 5,500 employees worked with more than 140 browser-based applications.
[March 1, 2008, 0:02]
Browser Security Is An Open And Shut Case
Talkback According to the security monitoring company Secunia, there are 19 security issues that Microsoft still has to deal with for Internet Explorer, while there are only three for Firefox. Cnet reported on the same issue;
[September 21, 2005, 22:35]
Browser Security Is An Open And Shut Case
Talkback Let me clear things up for you. Microsoft wishes that Secunia didn't exist. Does that say enough?
[September 21, 2005, 23:41]
Mozilla Hits Back At Browser Security Claim
Talkback Letting a more secure web browser onto corporate networks might make their firewall and antivirus solutions less appealing to the corporate types, and that would be the worst thing for Symantec. When you think about it, Symantec's entire business...
[September 21, 2005, 6:24]
Mozilla Hits Back At Browser Security Claim
Talkback Replying to Thomas Corriher above: Quote: " . As a general rule in life, we should see those people who use fear to manipulate us are the ones we actually should be the most afraid of . In another context, Thomas, such people would be referred to...
[February 18, 2006, 9:55]
Mozilla Hits Back At Browser Security Claim
Talkback perhaps people should be fair when reporting vulnerabilities and either give fair warning, or contantly release 0day.not show bias, like the security-protocols guy has.unless maybe that jerk works for microsoft.
[September 21, 2005, 6:46]
Mozilla Hits Back At Browser Security Claim
Talkback I think Symantec understands this, and stop digging this and do better job in what they are doin now since their related job is to tackle problems in virus related which is growing more everyday, so they have to do good in this rather commenting...
[September 21, 2005, 7:45]
Mozilla Hits Back At Browser Security Claim
Talkback Even if the two browsers had equally insecure code bases, the fact that Internet Explorer supports ActiveX under Windows while Firefox does not gives IE the potential to be considerably more dangerous.
[September 20, 2005, 16:33]
Mozilla Hits Back At Browser Security Claim
Talkback Let's not lose perspective here people. Even if Firefox had 100 vulnerabilities to Micorosts 10 each month but Firefox QUICKLY fixes them as compared to Microsoft which takes weeks and months, in the long run Microsoft's IE is more "user friendly...
[September 20, 2005, 17:12]
Mozilla Hits Back At Browser Security Claim
Talkback That's the enitre point of it being open source -- for the good guys to find all the security weaknesses to repair -- whereas the opposing Microsoft appoarch is to hide them. Just because Microsoft's customers don't know about security weaknesses...
[September 20, 2005, 17:21]
