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It’s time to Login with KeyLemon’s 2.2

Wednesday, February 17th, 2010

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KeyLemon-software security applications by imaging face recently added layer of security to log in process.
PC security system using face detection / face recognition does have advantages over other systems. KeyLemon now comes with version 2.2.
The habit of typing a password can be anything we leave behind when using KeyLemon 2.2. Users simply dealing with computers that will be used. Furthermore this software will recognize the following facial profile. Regularly, KeyLemon 2.2 can ensure that people who are in front of the computer is consistent with the image attached to the profile. If it faces and images do not match, then the computer will automatically record the faces of those known through a webcam, and gradually switched to hibernate mode.
KeyLemon latest version is also memerkenalkan Firefox plug-in called LemonFox. This application allows users to log in to the three social networking services using a webcam. Further webcam KeyLemon will check every 10 seconds to ensure that users in accordance with the image of a photo database.
However KeyLemon may also experience problems. Too much light can interfere with detecting KeyLemon in your face. In general, KeyLemon work more than 90 percent from a few days at the time of testing. You also can use Firefox plug-in for LemonFox to log in to the Facebook, LinkedIn, or Twitter account. KeyLemon kmpatibel used with XP operating system Vista, and Windows 7 by the license for 1 year for U.S. $ 19.95.

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Trial Facebook New Layout

Monday, February 8th, 2010

Facebook back to make changes. This time it happened on the homepage (main page). What are the changes? With new layout design, Facebook moved the navigation elements that had previously been in the menu “Application” to the sidebar to the left of the page. In addition, a list of online friends who had previously been in the bottom right, is now a move to the left sidebar (just below the Application). Section warning (alert) if any request friends, etc. that usually appear on the right, now moving into a pop-up at the top left. In this new design, Facebook is also the experience for users, such as Traffic to send messages directly from the homepage using the pop-up window. This certainly saves time from having to use a separate page. Search for the previous section on the corner there will be over, now located on the left a little to the center with a larger field. Meanwhile, the Filter News Feed and Friend List is located on the left has been eliminated now. The reason, ration Friends List has now been used for a list of online friends. Not only that, the News Feed and Live Feed has now been changed to Most Recent and Top News. Unfortunately, not all Facebook users can sample brand-new design of this homepage. However, Facebook will continue to develop into a larger scale.

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Beware, Trap at Facebook and Twitter

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

Sixty per cent of businesses claimed that Facebook is a risk social networking site, as revealed by the security vendor, Sophos.
Meanwhile, a similar opinion was also expressed by Kaspersky Labs pointed Microblogging site Twitter, which was rising-a second networking site after Facebook risky.
Sophos did a survey of 502 IT professionals. The result, business was seeing a lot of malware and spam floating around the virtual realm.
The Sophos report titled “Security Threat Report: 2010″, mentions that as many as 33 percent of IT professionals to choose blocking Facebook for productivity reasons, while 21 percent of survey respondents reported that they or a network of friends who have received malware via social networking sites will lost control of the site access. As many as 72 percent of the company also believed that employees who often had a tendency for Facebook ria could endanger the company’s business.
Another horrendous thing to come from Twitter. Dmitry Bestuzhez (Senior Regional Researcger Kaspersky Labs), reveals that Twitter has been offered for U.S. $ 1000 by a hacker forum. “Tweet can contain URLs. Well, most of the users trust to click the link in the tweet. This is certainly a trap for many people to act criminal. The more follower, the more the risk of malware infection, “explained Bestuzhez. This is where the danger. Sendible facility could be misused in the spread of malware. The reason is assumed Twitter can be used to infect other malware to your account.