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New Unpatched Firefox Flaw
There is a new unpatched memory corruption flaw in the latest version of Firefox. What this means is that hackers could drop malware onto vulnerable systems.
Chances are this will be fixed sooner, rather than later – here is a little more about the story from The Register:
Security notification firm Secunia reports that the security bug …
Firefox Private Browsing Mode Help and FAQ

Want to increase your privacy on your PC? With the release of Firefox 3.5, our favorite browser now has a Private Browsing mode. Usually your browser remembers the web sites you have visited, your user names and passwords, your browsing history and more. However, with this newest addition to the Firefox 3.5 …
Simple Password Generation for Firefox

For you system administrators, network engineers, and heck – really anybody who needs to come up with a fool proof password, I have an add-on for Firefox that will fill your needs. The simply named pwgen – Password Generator for Firefox is a simple, yet efficient way to generate a random password on the fly. …
Using a TACO to Protect Your Privacy

The Targeted Advertising Cookie Opt-Out (get it? TACO) extension sets up permanent opt-out cookies for many different advertising networks. Here is a little more about the extension from the developer: Unlike other earlier opt-out solutions, this tool will make the cookies completely persistent. That is, clearing the browser’s …
How to Recover Your Master Password

Have you lost your master password?
If you want to add another layer of protection to your Firefox browser, you can turn on the master password option. In short, this will allow you to secure your login information – especially if your PC is used by more than one person, so they can’t snoop through Firefox’s …
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