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The death of the line of death - Vimarsana News

The death of the line of death

The line of death, as Eric Lawrence explained in a classic blog post, is the idea that an application should separate trustworthy UI from untrusted content. The typical example is in a web browser, where untrustworthy web content appears below the browser toolbar UI. Trustworthy content provided by the web browser must appear either in the browser toolbar, or anchored to it or overlapping it. If this separation is maintained, then untrusted content can’t spoof the trustworthy browser UI to trick or attack the user.

How to Stop Google Chrome From Blocking Downloads - Vimarsana News

How to Stop Google Chrome From Blocking Downloads

Google Chrome automatically blocks downloads of suspicious files. However, if you think your file is completely safe, you can download it by temporarily allowing all downloads. Here’s how to do that on desktop, Android, iPhone, and iPad.

How to change your privacy settings on your Android devices - Vimarsana News

How to change your privacy settings on your Android devices

Kurt Knutsson explains to Android users how to protect their devices from hackers or other cyberattacks by utilizing their privacy settings and using Google Chrome's safe browsing tools.

Intego Mac Premium Bundle X9 review - Vimarsana News

Intego Mac Premium Bundle X9 review

Intego Mac Premium Bundle X9 includes everything you need to protect your Mac from malware and other online threats but lacks a dashboard to tie the various programs together.

Amid Pegasus scare, Google discovers new commercial spyware that exploits Chrome, Firefox vulnerabilities - Vimarsana News

Amid Pegasus scare, Google discovers new commercial spyware that exploits Chrome, Firefox vulnerabilities

Google, Microsoft and Mozilla fixed the affected vulnerabilities in 2021 and early 2022.

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