This morning, I received a spam email with a worm attached that actually made it past my spam filters and I have to admit, it is pretty clever. In fact, the thing that impresses me is the amount of social engineering and creativity that goes into these attacks.
I couldn’t help myself with this one. It’s been a very long day and my son walks in and says, “Pull up a browser and go to http://www.msfirefox.com/…” I couldn’t help but laugh…
Enjoy.
I’ve finally found a minute to finish my review of Apple’s Boot Camp. While I’ve read mixed reviews elsewhere, it worked beautifully…as long as I could live with certain limitations.
First, it assumes that you only have a single partition on your hard-drive with Mac OS X. When you first run Boot Camp, you must have a single HFS partition on your hard-drive that takes up all available space. When I first tried to install Boot Camp, I decided to pre-partition my hard-drive with an HFS partition, an NTFS partition and an ext3 partition along with a linux swap partition. Turns out, I wasted my time. Boot Camp simply didn’t want to operate in that environment.
When I first read about Browzar, I was impressed by the hype. After further investigation, I found the product to be easy to use…no installation required and with the simplest and most straightforward of interfaces. A perfect browser for most people…just so long as you don’t expect to actually protect your privacy.