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On my PC I have a fingerprint sensor that is logging me in to all websites, just with a swipe of a finger.
This feature does not work on Chrome.So I'll come back for now to the old IE7...
- by kirkn September 10, 2008 8:56 AM PDT
- MS is working on version 8 of their IE and has invested hard in security. Google will learn that it is easy to throw a sunk works project out, but REALLY tough to build in security, and PROTECT it's customers from all the threats on the internet...
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Showing 2 of 2 pages (53 Comments)Wait until Black Hat fans jump on the exploitation bandwagon