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  1. Google as Your Identity Provider: Where Are We Now?

    Finally there is security, the one strong door theory. Because you don’t have to give these websites you interact with any information, your IdP will vouch for your name, address, age, social security, credit card and anything else that your IdP...

  2. Facebook & Twitter Apps Exploited to Profit From Private Data

    A Facebook spokesperson told Search Engine Watch: “We have dedicated security engineers and teams that look into and take aggressive action on reports like those raised here. Now we would like you to send us this file, delete it, tell us if you...

  3. Why Facebook Ad Haters Are Wrong – Here’s How Marketers Can Do Better

    In their article, BBC points to a “major problem” with fake Facebook profiles, as explained by a representative from security firm Sophos. Set an objective; as Facebook says in their targeting help documentation, “Our system will optimize your ad...

  4. World IPv6 Launch: What it Means for Content Owners & SEO

    That said, the growth of any new technology presents a challenge to the security community as they adapt the new space and possible attack vectors. Russian search engine leader Yandex will support IPv6 on Yandex.com, which is visited mostly by...

  5. Google, Microsoft Pitch HTTP Overhaul Options for Speedier Web

    Users care about privacy and security more than whether some guy can cache something in the middle," Belshe said. Security is not free, but we can make it so it's free to users. With all the devices on the Web, it makes things complicated to have a...

  6. Google April Fools' Day Pranks 2012: 8-Bit Maps, Chrome Multitask Mode & More!

    Google is looking to add a few good Bloodhounds to its canine search team and some Rottweilers in corporate security. Google is finally adding support for the classic video game system with the launch of 8-bit maps, touting “low-res graphics...

  7. Google, Facebook Briefly Caught in Danish Child Porn Filter

    A Microsoft Forefront and Security Essentials update revealed an “incorrect detection” error that saw Google.com flagged as malware. The incident raises a number of questions about the simplicity of a system with enough power to block out a...