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Technical Help & Discussion => General Tech Discussion, News & Q&A => Topic started by: Clive on July 20, 2009, 22:39
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LINK (http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc/g/2009/07/20/guest-blog-secure)
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end of the day, surely it comes down to the user
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I dont think that this is a question that will ever be answered 100%.
IE8 is as secure as any Browser in my opinion, providing you allow all patches etc and you have decent Security System installed. I mainly use Firefox however, as I like the way it saves passwords.
The main problem on the Internet, is the amount of people on it that havent got a clue what they are doing. I recently sorted out a friend of mines computer; this man had run a number of succesful businesses, but didnt even know what a firewall was!
These are the idiots that spread viruses etc.
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I agree with both of the above. Just as a car is only as safe as it's driver, a browser is only as safe as it's user.
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Just as a car is only as safe as it's driver, a browser is only as safe as it's user.
talking of that, its my driving test on friday.. avoid the roads :-D
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Best of luck! I'm sure you'll be fine. :thumb:
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Ha! I taught you well Sam! You won't go far wrong if you remember how I drive. ;D
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It is just a matter of keeping cool under pressure. Don't let matters such as a screaming examiner or running pedestrians distract you.
Seriously, best wishes for Friday. Passing my driving test gave me an enormous sense of achievement and I hope you experience the same elation.
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Seconded. :thumbs:
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Good luck, Sam. :thumbs:
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cheers :-D