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]]> http://notebooks.com/2010/07/22/how-to-fix-apple-safaris-autofill-security-threat/#comment-23824 KevinRaffay Fri, 23 Jul 2010 03:46:47 +0000 http://www.notebooks.com/?p=28785#comment-23824 Internet safety and privacy is a myth, and tho only thing one can do is be vigilant. IMHO, HTTP is an inherently unsafe protocol, due to the fact that it streams clear text across the pipe. One must always be cautious, and a decent anti-virus suite, even a free one like AVG, will help. Just assume someone is hacking your passwords, and prepare for the worst. Internet safety and privacy is a myth, and tho only thing one can do is be vigilant. IMHO, HTTP is an inherently unsafe protocol, due to the fact that it streams clear text across the pipe. One must always be cautious, and a decent anti-virus suite, even a free one like AVG, will help. Just assume someone is hacking your passwords, and prepare for the worst.

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