Busy day of Opera blogging
Tuesday, 19. December 2006, 20:36:50
Actually, it's a really busy week for us, right before the Christmas holiday no less.
Not only did we release Opera 9.1 yesterday, Nintendo announced today that Opera will be available on the Wii starting on Friday, Dec. 22
The feature in 9.1 you should look into is the real-time Fraud Protection. Other browsers have a similar feature, but not all implementations are created equal. It's too early to tell which methods of anti-phishing work the best, and the rapidly changing nature of phishing attacks further complicates matters. That said, we think our anti-phishing strategy is well thought out and strikes a good balance between security and privacy. Rijk wrote an informative post describing the different anti-phishing approaches taken by different browsers: http://my.opera.com/Rijk/blog/2006/12/19/9-10-fraud-protection
In other news:
Our CTO, Håkon Lie, posted a really interesting article yesterday about Opera running on the OLPC project's $100 laptop: http://people.opera.com/howcome/2006/olpc/
Here's the associated slashdot discussion: Opera Running on the OLPC
Edit:
Discussion on Digg: http://digg.com/software/100_PC_OLPC_runs_Opera_browser_smoothly_pix
Not only did we release Opera 9.1 yesterday, Nintendo announced today that Opera will be available on the Wii starting on Friday, Dec. 22
The feature in 9.1 you should look into is the real-time Fraud Protection. Other browsers have a similar feature, but not all implementations are created equal. It's too early to tell which methods of anti-phishing work the best, and the rapidly changing nature of phishing attacks further complicates matters. That said, we think our anti-phishing strategy is well thought out and strikes a good balance between security and privacy. Rijk wrote an informative post describing the different anti-phishing approaches taken by different browsers: http://my.opera.com/Rijk/blog/2006/12/19/9-10-fraud-protection
In other news:
Our CTO, Håkon Lie, posted a really interesting article yesterday about Opera running on the OLPC project's $100 laptop: http://people.opera.com/howcome/2006/olpc/
Here's the associated slashdot discussion: Opera Running on the OLPC
Edit:
Discussion on Digg: http://digg.com/software/100_PC_OLPC_runs_Opera_browser_smoothly_pix
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By dantesoft, # 19. December 2006, 21:28:06