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• Online Privacy Campaign Site Kicks Off The Center for Democracy and Technology today launched a new Take Back Your Privacy site to help push for better privacy laws and controls.
• Mozilla Adds Extra Firefox 3.6 Beta Mozilla last week slipped in a fourth beta of its upcoming Firefox 3.6 browser, but said that it is still shooting to ship the final code by the end of the year.
• Fake Swine Flu Emails Lead to Real Malware Infection Security companies have issued warnings of e-mails that appear to come from the Centers for Disease Control, but in fact lead to the Zeus Trojan.
• Rogue Gallery Helps ID Scam Software Lavasoft today launched a new online database of known rogue antivirus software.
• Will There Be an Electronic Pearl Harbor? Could there be a strategic attack on computer infrastructures? It's possible.
• Android Answers: How to Get Multitouch Browsing on Droid Want multitouch browsing on your Motorola Droid? No problem. Here's how.
• Google Chrome Browser: Mac Beta Almost Ready Only eight bugs block beta, but several features will be AWOL.
• Google Nears Release of Chrome Web Browser Beta for Mac The Chrome Web browser has been available for over a year, but up until now it has only been available for the Windows operating system. Google is nearing the launch of a beta version for Mac OS X users.
• Five Tips to Shop Black Friday and Cyber Monday Securely Bargain shoppers eager to find the best holiday shopping deals are often easy prey for online scams. Here are five tips to protect yourself while shopping online this holiday season.
• Freenet Lets You Browse the Web Freely Protect your privacy when you browse the Web--wherever you may be--with Freenet.
• Save and Migrate Almost Any Browser Settings With FavBackup FavBackup lets you back up and migrate browser data with only a few clicks.
• Critical Zero-Day Flaw Opens Holes in IE 6 and 7 A newly discovered security hole in IE 6 and 7 allows for attacks against either browser.
• Microsoft's Thoroughly Modern IE9? Browser will get a faster JavaScript and HTML5 support, but we don't know what it will look like, or when it will arrive.
• Firefox Claims a Quarter of Browsers Used Mozilla announced it has achieved a goal, luring one in four Internet users to its browser, despite Microsoft's dominance.
• Google's Secret Chrome Plan for Browser Domination The SPDY Project is Google's newest weapon in the browser wars, but the "do no evil" folk may share.
• Chrome Finally Coming to the Mac? Google's browser has been running on Windows PCs for 15 months. Now, it may actually make its way to Macs.
• Firefox Addon DéjàClick Shortens Lengthy Browser Tasks Automate common Firefox activities, such as logging into Web-based e-mail, with DéjàClick.
• Firefox Turns 5: Happy Birthday Firefox! Mozilla's open source entry has made many converts and stepped up browser competition, and the next release is coming soon.
• Finding Your Photos Online Worried about photo theft? See if your photos are posted on the Web.
• SSL Hole Cracks Open Secured Web Traffic A newly disclosed security vulnerability allows for breaking into any protected SSL traffic, including HTTPS.
• Google Unveils 4.0 Beta of Chrome Browser Chrome adds Synched bookmarks, although Firefox users have had that function for years.
• A Single Sign-In for All Your Websites? Google Hopes So The Official Google Blog on Tuesday beat the OpenID drum, and gave a quick run-through of how the service might benefit Facebook and Plaxo users.
• Fix Old Flaws to Stop New Attacks Making sure you've fixed these old security holes will go a long way towards keeping your PC safe from current attacks.
• Google Chrome Beta Gets Bookmark Sync The test version of Google's browser will let you save your favorite sites, and access them from multiple computers.
• Firefox 3.6 Beta Boosts Speed, Adds Features The long-awaited update to the Firefox browser arrives -- but it's definitely still a beta release.