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Daily Spotlight on Education 10/20/2009
Tuesday, October 20, 2009-
Microsoft exposes Firefox users to drive-by malware downloads | Zero Day | ZDNet.com
Looks like the problems many of us have been having in Firefox (last week in particular) may actually be from Microsoft? Come on !! I love firefox and don't have my students use IE for this reason (slowness, lack of ad ons, viruses, malware.) The only time I'm using Chrome now is for special webapps (Toodledo) ...
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