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Tag Archives: ssl
Improving Gmail Security
In a few of my other blog posts I have already used the example of Gmail and https to improve security. But I feel with the recent improvements Google introduced that it is time to emphasize security and email again.
Secure Browsing Using FireFox
In an earlier blog entry I kind of promised to come back to explaining how I try to be more secure about how I browse using FireFox. So here it is. First of all there are two different ways I … Continue reading
Improving Online Security
Over the last few years I have taken ‘being online’ a lot more serious, especially the security aspect. Trojans, rootkits, viruses, naughty cookies, xss exploits in sites and advertisements, and all that nasty stuff is now a day to day … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, browsing, ces, email, email security, encryption, firefox, gmail, google, http, https, online security, passwords, script, security, ssl
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What Goes Where On My System?
My Mac Pro has a bunch of hard drives right now, and I have been adding, swapping, and removing drives the last few months. It was time for me to get a bit more organized and I think that’s a … Continue reading
Organizing Important Information
Since I’ve moved away from Windows I’ve found myself wanting to be more organized with the way I store important information such as logins to web sites, private web addresses, shell accounts and what not. In the past I’ve either … Continue reading
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Tagged 2007, blog, cat, ces, email, encryption, firefox, gtd, http, info.xhead, mac, organizing, passwords, security, ssl, workflow
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