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HTTPS Everywhere was first released as a beta test version in June of 2010. Today’s 1.0 version includes support for hundreds of additional websites, using carefully crafted rules to switch from HTTP to HTTPS. HTTPS protects against numerous Internet security and privacy problems, including the search hijacking on U.S. networks that was revealed by an article published today in New Scientist magazine.

The article , entitled “US internet providers hijacking users’ search queries,” documents how a company called Paxfire has been intercepting and altering search traffic on a number of ISPs’ networks. HTTPS can prevent such attacks.

“HTTPS secures web browsing by encrypting both requests from your browser to websites and the resulting pages that are displayed,” says EFF senior staff technologist Peter Eckersley. “Without HTTPS, your online reading habits and activities are vulnerable to eavesdropping, and your accounts are vulnerable to hijacking. Today’s Paxfire revelations are a grand example of how things can go wrong. EFF created HTTPS Everywhere to make it easier for people to keep their user names, passwords, and browsing histories secure and private. With the revelation that companies like Paxfire are out there, intercepting millions of people’s searches without their permission, this kind of protection is indispensable.”

HTTPS Everywhere 1.0 encrypts connections to Google Image Search, Flickr, Netflix, Apple, and news sites like NPR and the Economist, as well as dozens of banks. HTTPS Everywhere also includes support for Google Search, Facebook, Twitter, Hotmail, Wikipedia, the New York Times, and hundreds of other popular websites.

However, many websites have not implemented HTTPS at all. On sites that are HTTP-only, users still have to live with lower levels of privacy and security.

“More websites should implement HTTPS to help protect their users from identity theft, viruses, and other security threats,” said Senior Staff Technologist Seth Schoen. “Our Firefox extension is able to protect people using Google, DuckDuckGo or StartingPage for their searches. But we currently can’t protect Bing and Yahoo users, because those search engines do not support HTTPS.

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I’ve just bought my new Mobile Phone, Nokia 5320 Express Music from Malaysia. The phone is Made in China. I am trying to connect it to my PC through Nokia PC Suite(latest version- Mobile Phone manager software) but it cannot detect it. I can use the phone as a USB mass storage or as a Web cam, but when I press the option in my Phone ” COM Port” It shows it is done but still Nokia PC Suite cannot detect it. As a result, I cannot install any Application in it. If my mobile was faulty than how can I store songs in it in USB storage Mode or use it as a web cam? If it is a problem of the software than I ve used a previous version of the software which changes nothing. I need expert opinion about what to do??? PLease Help!!!!

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Answer by Dr MPX – Consultant You may haven’t installed the pc connectivity driver for nokia. Install the drivers first.

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