August 2008
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[now fixed] Facebook refuses to fix obvious security flaw
[ UPDATE: Facebook has reversed itself and fixed this vulnerability ] ZDNet.com reports: The Register’s Dan Goodin has the scoop on an obvious security vulnerability that’s being ignored by the powers at Facebook. The issue, as demonstrated by this proof-of-concept, shows how a social network application can be rigged to hijack a Facebook user’s session [...]
So You Got a Message from an Angel?
J. Lee Grady gives some good advice for folks ready to proclaim the message they got from “an angel of light”: When I look at what the New Testament teaches us about angels, and specifically what the book of Acts shows us about them, here’s what I find: Angels who looked like men told the [...]
The ugly truth: Satan, social networks and security
This is mostly a geek-read, so let me sum it up for you. The more apps you add to facebook and myspace, the less safe you are. Don’t add people you don’t know well (ouch, log in my own eye) and use unique passwords for each account. This or this may help. “A quick (and [...]
The Fall of Todd Bentley
J. Lee Grady, the editor of Charisma magazine, wrote this (and more)… Though America needs true revival, any leaders who wholeheartedly endorsed Bentley promoted heresy rather than revival, according to Grady. “Godly leaders are supposed to protect the sheep from heresy,” he wrote, “not spoon feed deception to them. Only God knows how far this [...]
Top 4 Alternatives to Ubuntu Linux
If you stop by here often or get my feed, it is probably no secret, I like Ubuntu. One of the great things about Linux is that it comes in other flavors and even people using the same distribution (“distro”) as you may have loaded a theme or customized it (see my last post) so [...]
Some very nice Free Walpapers
These look great as part of my Ubuntu desktop.
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