How a Web proxy Server works?
Posted on August 22nd, 2008 at 5:38 am by Grace

Image source: www.filesharefreak.com

The word “proxy” means “to go between.” Proxy servers act as a filter between your computer and the Internet. The most popular use of this technology is to provide anonymous web surfing from any location in the world.

When using a web proxy server, you are technically not connecting to the Internet; instead, you are connecting to a remote computer or server which is connected to the Internet. Therefore, you are able to surf the Internet “by proxy.”

When surfing the net on a free web proxy server, your Internet browser history will reveal only that you have connected to the proxy site, not the actual web sites you have visited. Using a proxy server will also eliminate the problem of web sites depositing so-called “cookies” on your computer.

Google Earth’s Web Security
Posted on May 22nd, 2008 at 3:57 pm by Grace

21.jpgby Andrea Mella

F-Secure moved toward with attractive and conspicuous ground-breaking scheme wherever they are following spams, worms and malwares and incorporating it with them unswervingly and reliably on to Google Earth. This offers a beautiful and orderly proposal from where things are coming. As a matter of fact, they are pursuing first with IP which is rehabilitated to leeway and longitude and creates and generated it in Google Earth. In consequence, they have produced a world map which allocates an absolute examination and level of infection of worms, malwares according to continent and how the virus has changed over the period of time.