Tag: security
iPhone has largest share of mobile security vulnerabilities, study finds
A new study entitled "25 Years of Vulnerabilities" by security firm Sourcefire released in March attributes 81% of instances of mobile malware to the...
Restrict access to adult and inappropriate sites, with ‘Dns Angel’ for Windows
Do you have small children in your household using the internet? Are you concerned about inappropriate access to adult and other problematic sites? If...
Secure your WIFI connection wherever you are, with ‘WIFI Protector’
Do you worry that your WIFI borne personal information will be intercepted? Are you concerned with the security of unsecured WIFI networks that you...
Three tools to manage permissions and settings for all of your online accounts
You’ve signed up with Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, Dropbox, Pinterest, Stumble, Foursquare, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, Flickr, etc. (and multiple times for some). You’ve also granted...
Find out Which iPhone Apps Have Access to Your Accounts, with ‘Permissions’ [iOS]
Many apps require permissions to access you social media accounts and data, and it is common practice to grant third party applications access to...
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The Best Free Antivirus for Windows – January 2016
I have been looking into the question of which free antivirus is the best for almost 10 years now, and the only way to...
“The Bafflement Fires” – an experimental game designed to manipulate your world view
We’ve always been interested in the intersection between games and art, and have written up a number of games by Jason Nelson exploring the...
Get cloud access to anything on your PC, with TackaCloud’s ‘Personal Cloud’
Although Dropbox and other cloud services have gotten us used to accessing our files anywhere from the cloud, somehow there is always that important...
Introducing: The Ballerina Monsters
Are you missing Freewaregenius and wondering what we’ve been doing for the past several months? One project I’ve been working on is: “The Ballerina...
