NoScript
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If you also read Wladimir Palant's blog (Ad-block), internet security providers (especially free internet security providers) are being offered bribes to compromise the security of their programs for one or two websites to be white-listed. Not a big deal that will be noticed immediately by the user base, but could prove detrimental to users who rely on such tools for safer browsing. Again I'm not advocating for people to go out a buy corporate programs like Norton or Kaspersky. I'm just trying to raise awareness. That's all.

Edit: Wrong url. I apologize. Bribes should now link to: "The monetization dilemma." A short interesting read.
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NoScript - by Swerve - 2010-03-14, 03:24 AM
NoScript - by Avoidant - 2010-03-14, 03:31 AM
NoScript - by Yotsuba - 2010-03-14, 03:32 AM
NoScript - by Swerve - 2010-03-14, 03:35 AM
NoScript - by Yotsuba - 2010-03-14, 03:37 AM
NoScript - by Russt - 2010-03-14, 03:38 AM
NoScript - by Swerve - 2010-03-14, 03:41 AM
NoScript - by Yotsuba - 2010-03-14, 04:39 AM
NoScript - by Russt - 2010-03-14, 02:17 PM

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