AFP – Apple released a free software update on Friday that eliminates a security vulnerability in its hot-selling iPhone.
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Apple releases software update for iPhone vulnerability
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So here’s what we need from you: pick your favorite by 11:59PM ET on Monday, August 3rd. That’s it. We’ll take the five top vote-getters and award each with a 6-inch Kindle engraved with their design — and of course, we’ll post pictures of the finished products before they go out to their lucky owners.
Hit the read link below to view the finalists and cast your votes! Good luck to everyone!
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A person can tell a lot about you by looking into your computer. Unless you have a privacy software, there is no way you can hide your activities even if you delete traces or files manually. This is because while there may not be any visible signs of a file that you deleted, it does not mean that the information was removed. Your data is still in your computer until it gets written over by another file.
Source:
The Secret to Erasing Internet History Forever
NewsFactor – Adobe Systems on Friday issued a security update to its Flash Player that fixes at least 12 security holes. The patch plugs a zero-day vulnerability attackers have been using to break into computers via Flash.
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Adobe Patches 12 Vulnerabilities in Flash Player
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AFP – Mozilla announced Friday that it had passed one billion downloads of Firefox, its Web browser that has gained popularity as a free alternative to Microsoft’s ubiquitous Internet Explorer.
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Firefox passes one billion downloads
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