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Is your graphics card driver an Internet attack vector?
Apparently so, as Context, a British security consultancy, released a security bulletin this week warning that the Web Graphics Library (WebGL) is vulnerable to denial of service (DoS) attacks and cross-domain image theft.
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I know everyone has this issue, either at work or via your isp. You try to go to a site or use a certain software and you get a page stating the site is blocked or another type of notification, not sure what BTL is doing on their end. I can see it for companies [...]
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Speeding up Firefox Startup time
The longer startup time is the result of a bug, or more accurately, a lack of foresight, in the implementation of a security feature. Firefox 3.5 requires randomness for security purposes, and on Windows, it gets this by scanning temporary folders. This is a disk-intensive process, [...]
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