Magiic
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From: Graham Cluley
But he added that switching browsers may be an over-reaction. “It’s certainly a fix and gets around this problem, but Firefox, Google Chrome and other browsers all have their own security issues.”
2008-12-16 20:59:44
From: senrath
Read the last part of that article. It is completely accurate (though I use ff, myself).
2008-12-16 21:01:50
From: A G E N T
The main difference between Opera/IE/Chrome and Firefox in this respect is that the former are all closed source and run by for-profit companies. When a bug rolls around, you have to wait until the next major version for their devs to get around to a whole whack of fixes.
Firefox is a community project, thus most flaws are reported, patched, and included in a minor version/nightly build within a few days.
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2008-12-18 11:48:20
From: senrath
Read the last part of that article. It is completely accurate (though I use ff, myself).
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From: Aser
Wasn't there already a thread about this?
2008-12-18 13:34:36
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And believe it or not, Firefox isn't that better off than IE. It's just that IE's problems are more widely publicized and visible.
2008-12-18 14:33:34
From: n3ss3s
Wouldn't say so, I think hackers like to do viruses and stuff for more… "Commercial things", e.g people who are new with computers, or just basic users, use internet explorer and as they are so new, they also get easily fooled.
2008-12-18 22:01:40
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The websites corrupted by the hackers are mostly Chinese, and have been programmed to steal passwords for computer games which can be sold for money on the black market.
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From: Jason2gs
The websites corrupted by the hackers are mostly Chinese, and have been programmed to steal passwords for computer games which can be sold for money on the black market.
Muahaha! Mixster would love that :)
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From: koo29
I couldnt care less. My bid defender powns those viruses:D
2008-12-19 19:20:29
From: dre_bro11
Well, I havn't recieved any yet, probably got Nortan Internet Security to thank
2008-12-19 19:40:49
From: bullzeye95
Please tell me that was sarcasm?
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From: SandoS
i use mcafee ;)
2008-12-19 20:13:23
From: SandoS
i use mcafee ;)
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2008-12-19 20:27:38
From: SandoS
not really, not the detection rates. http://images.kaspersky.com/en/draft/highest-detection.gif
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2008-12-19 22:01:01
From: bullzeye95
I use nothing, and I never get any viruses…
2008-12-19 22:04:11
From: Widget
t also takes a second or so to scan it (not sure if that's its own scanner or trying to call your own scanner).D
2008-12-19 22:56:50
From: TViYH
Your "bid defender" is one of the worst anti-viruses available.
2008-12-19 23:35:19
From: koo29
Hmm, I dont think so. It is almost as good as Norton is.
2008-12-20 08:07:50
2008-12-20 08:16:23
From: TViYH
DO N0T SWITCH TO GOOGLE CHROME IF YOU AUTO.
It doesn't work like IE and/or Firefox.
Trust me on this, I know.
2008-12-20 19:05:29
From: Widget
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Lots of people I know have the Windows automatic updates turned off because they restart your computer when you go afk for 5 minutes :(
2008-12-21 14:29:22
From: dre_bro11
Well, I havn't recieved any yet, probably got Nortan Internet Security to thank
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