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What I’m using instead is SocialSharePrivacy, which was created by the German website Heise Online and adapted by Mathias Panzenböck. The page shows a grayed-out mockup of a sharing button. You click once to activate it, then a second time to share the page. If you don’t click, nothing is loaded from the social media site, so it can’t track your visit. If you don’t care about the privacy issues, you can click on the Settings icon and enable the sharing buttons permanently.
– Schneier on Security: Changes to the Blog
It’s not a perfect solution — two clicks instead of one — but it’s much more privacy-friendly. -
Researchers Discover New Global Cyber-espionage Campaign - CIO.com →
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Revealed: Stuxnet “beta’s” devious alternate attack on Iran nuke program | Ars Technica →
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Egor Homakov: Pagebox — sandboxing XSS attacks. →
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Egor Homakov: Pagebox — sandboxing XSS attacks. →
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The Invisible Things Lab's blog: Converting untrusted PDFs into trusted ones: The Qubes Way →
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Egor Homakov: How we hacked Facebook with OAuth2 and Chrome bugs →
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Apple Hit By Hackers Who Struck Facebook - WSJ.com →
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Keyloggers for Mac OS X: Why you should install one, which one to choose, which one to avoid - Spell Catcher X, BackTrack, logKext, Aobo Keylogger, Perfect Keylogger, Monitorer →
uhhh… wow….
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A Chinese Hacker's Identity Unmasked - Businessweek →