Hi all, its Delta here.

I thought I would tell you all a little about browsers today.

There are, as we all know, many to choose from. I will list the some of the common ones below:

- Internet Explorer
- Mozilla Firefox
- Opera Web Browser
- Apple Safari for Mac/PC
- Google Chrome

From past experiances, and personal preference, I prefer Firefox. It's quick, reliable and blocks potentially dangerous sites before, the chances are, they reach you.

I've used all of the above, and my least favorite I would have to say would be Internet Explorer, even with the new update. Although it is the most commonly used, it is one of the least secure.

Round about the middle I would say are Chrome and Opera. Although I have not used Chrome an awful lot, it seemed secure whenever I used it.
I used Opera alot before Firefox 3 came out, and I find it secure, but quite slow.

Here are links to all of them, for you to decide/try out which one you want:

- IE8: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/Internet-explorer/default.aspx

- Safari: http://www.apple.com/safari/

- Chrome: http://www.google.com/chrome

- Firefox: http://www.mozilla-europe.org/en/firefox/

- Opera: http://www.opera.com/

So try them our for yourself. You might fine one you like!

-Delta

Name in browser: www.tournament-4-steam.tk
Website address: www.tournament-4-steam.tk
Aliases: http://tournament-4-steam.freehostia.com

Description: If you use Firefox, then you should be fine, as this website is blocked and it won't let you in even if you ignore the warning. For Internet Explorer users, it does not block this site or the alias, and you are vulnerable, so watch out. For Opera users it will tell you that the .tk domain's certificate signer is not found, and do you wish to continue.If you accept it will show you a crappy text only page, well it does for me. For the alias, it goes straight to the site, so watch out. I've listed all the popular browsers apart from Safari, as it does not work for me, on a mac or computer lol.

Hey, I am the owner of the group Anti-Hackers, and I want to tell you all about this upcoming firewall. Its gonna be great, as if it's open, it will detect a phishing site and tell you to get the hell off that site. The databases will be updated regularly, and you can also send us sites that you have encountered. Head to the Anti-Hackers page from my profile, and join/read the previous announcements for more info. This is only available to AH Members, and it doesn't even take a second to join!


Okie dokie. Setting a good Password.


Remember the basic rule: Never use the same password for everything. My advice is that you take something close to you, like a pet. Take your age, then take the number three years older than it. Mix the letters of your pet's name around, and swap the numbers of your number round. Make something that is not in the dictionary, as that's what hackers look for. In my oppinion, you should never use a password like this: 1TSE##][=-4^^DG

That is secure, but extremely easoly forgotton. If you wanna take the chance and write it down then fair enough, but I personally would much rather go for one that is not in the dictionary. Not that the one just above will ever be in any dictionary...

Anyways that's it from me.

Remember to stay safe!

-Delta_301