Posts Tagged ‘privacy settings’

Anatomy of a bug: latest Firefox ‘new tab’ feature thumbnails HTTPS pages

Jun

2012

About a week ago, popular IT news site The Register announced a security hole in Firefox. Under the headline Firefox ‘new tab’ feature exposes users’ secured info: Fix promised, El Reg decried the most recent Firefox release as “unlucky version 13”. The story ended up pretty widely reported, and Mozilla has publicly promised a fix. […]

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Facebook Changed Your Email Address to ‘@facebook.com’ Today – We Show How to Change It Back

Jun

2012

Forbes was the first to notice that Facebook changed all user emails to a ‘facebook.com’ domain today – a pretty sneaky move on their part to do so without permission or notice.Back in 2010, Facebook launched its own email service, and many predicted it would be the death of email. That was hardly the case. […]

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How to protect your Facebook account from Tag-Jacking scams

May

2012

Facebook had somewhat of a privacy overhaul in September 2011. One of the most welcome changes that users had been screaming for is the ability to approve tags before they are posted to their profile. The photo-tagging exploit has been abused by scammers on a grand scale! Follow these simple instructions to enable the feature […]

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Anatomy of a bug: latest Firefox ‘new tab’ feature thumbnails HTTPS pages

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