Safari gets Anti Phishing Tech and I didn’t even notice

Posted on January 26, 2009
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This post at theappleblog makes me think I missed something a few months ago…

I just noticed Bank of America upped it’s Anti Phishing security in recent weeks by getting an Extended Validation Cert from VeriSign. Do I feel more secure? I guess…

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