UUncategorized

Google opens up malware blacklist API

  • June 19, 2007
  • 1 minute read
This could be promising, a surbl plugin would work great to catch maleware/phishing sites within emails! Google opens up malware blacklist API – Google has announced that they are releasing their Safe Browsing API, used in Firefox and Google Desktop, to anyone who wants to use it in their own applications. Read More… [Ars Technica]

This could be promising, a surbl plugin would work great to catch maleware/phishing sites within emails!

Google opens up malware blacklist API –

Google has announced that they are releasing their Safe Browsing API, used in Firefox and Google Desktop, to anyone who wants to use it in their own applications.

Read More…

[Ars Technica]


Did you like this article?


0 Shares:
Share 0
Tweet 0
Share 0
Share 0
— Previous article

Should Joomla! components be non GPL compliant?

Next article —

24-hour Test Drive of PC-BSD

You May Also Like
UUncategorized

Sun Microsystems Acquires MySQL

I woke up to a very big announcement today. I was browsing digg and found that MySQL was acquired by Sun Microsystems. You can read more about the acquisition on the MySQL blog of Kaj Arno about the acquisition of MySQL by Sun Microsystems. My take, with Sun releasing Solaris into the Open Source realm, this is just another piece of software that they can put under their belt and package with Solaris. I have included some blurbs from Kaj Arno's blog below.
Read More