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Comodo EV SSL Certificates Protect People From Phishing

Mozilla Developer Center recently announced that Firefox 3 Beta 3 is now available for download. This marks an important milestone in the widespread adoption of new browser security measures such as Extended Validation ( EV ) SSL Certificates to protect site visitors from phishing sites. The BETA release is an important first step in enabling […]

New Firefox Beta Patches Memory Leaks, Adds Security

Tuesday night, Mozilla announced the availability of Firefox 3 Beta 3. As with earlier betas of the number 2 browser, this release is only intended for developers and testers, not for general consumer use.
The browser’s developers have made about 1,300 changes to the software, including better security, bug fixes, performance enhancements, and user interface improvements.
Security […]

More Internet Users to Benefit From VeriSign EV SSL Protection as Millions Migrate to Internet Explorer 7

Across the globe, Windows Internet Explorer 7 has more than 100 million users seeing green, thanks to the browser’s support for advanced validation solutions from VeriSign, Inc., the leading provider of Internet infrastructure for the networked world.
With its ability to recognize VeriSign Extended Validation Secure Sockets Layer Certificates, Internet Explorer 7 enables Internet users to […]

Personal Health Records Online

ER-IDcard has designed the most complete Personal Health Record available today. This system is delivered over the internet in a secure, 256 bit SSL encryption, which offers safe transactions of medical information.
The ER-IDcard is a communication tool. It is available to provide personal medical information to healthcare professionals in an emergency situation, or at a […]

VeriSign’s Loss Widens

Digital infrastructure company VeriSign beat analysts’ expectations for the fourth quarter but reported a wider loss from a year ago because of a write-off in its digital content and messaging business.Net loss for the quarter was $196 million, or 88 cents a share, and included a non-cash impairment writeoff of $210 million. A year ago […]