This post is a reaction to the latest headlines about Android being "unsafe" or "insecure", and being a target for malware writers. I'll include some traditional "smartphone platform religion" views, the user perspective, the security trend analysis, and of course wrap it up with a nice paranoid reflection.
IT & Computers
IT stuff, computers, smartphones, network, internet
Arbisec.com
I'm putting up a new website www.arbisec.com, which will have more IT security focus. It will be the home of Webinspect and hopefully other useful security tools. The website have it's own blog, and at the moment I'm wondering what would be best to post there. Security related stuff and Webinspect news of course, but … Read more
Webinspect
Webinspect project
My current programming project is called "Webinspect". A web based tool for safe analysis of web sites that you would prefer a second opinion on before visiting. No matter whats on that site, you wont get exposed to harmful or malicious content as trojans, worms, rouge antivirus, or profane movies or pictures.
Web hosting list
I have just completed my list of web hosting companies. It is my intention to keep this list up to date. If you by any chance notice any changes that make this list wrong, please post a comment at the comparison page. You find it in the menu on the right side, or just go … Read more
Manage your personal Information security, part 4
We've talked about antivirus, firewalls, and the battlezone on the Internet in the previous three parts. Here comes the fourth and last part.
Remedy for the overheated Compaq CQ61
I have made some posts about the Compaq CQ61 with Nvidia G103M graphics card and how to speed things up and get the screen working. On Ubuntu 10.04 another problem have been bugging me for a long time – overheating! Time to post a solution.
Ubuntu 10.10, and a new poll..
Ubuntu 10.10 is soon to be released. What's your opinion? Does it still rock, will it kick Windows out the office door (again!), or is it getting more "Window-ish" with bugs and features going hand in hand? In my opinion Ubuntu is somewhere in the twilightzone right now. But as always, I'm curious..