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Automated mailbox sorting – the good, the bad, and the “where’s my mail?!”

21

Dec

2011

Wouldn’t it be great if an all-knowing hand would sort through your inbox, highlighting all the important messages, hiding the spam, and somehow marking newsletters and low priority email? This is the tactic employed by many free email providers starting in the last year or so. Google calls this “Priority Inbox,” and marks what it decides […]

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Google Prepares to Share Your Contacts with the World. Again

08

Jul

2011

Cameron Camp just blogged about the announcement that Google is going to delete all private profiles at the end of July. This really wouldn’t be a big issue if it wasn’t for the fact that Google is as two faced as you get on privacy and has a history of neglecting user privacy, such as […]

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Phishing email: The YouTube impostor

02

Jun

2011

In 2010, AVAST noticed that the majority of malware infections were occurring via infected websites, rather than from malicious email, which had previously been the main culprit. But good criminals go where they are least expected. A couple weeks ago I posted an example of a type of phishing email that I’ve since learned is […]

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