Synonyms for browsers
browsers

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1. List of paraphrases for "browsers":

   navigators, mariners, explorers, exploiters, boaters, browser, scouts, grazers, diggers, scout

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1. Scott Petry:

   Cloud browsers are now something any organization concerned with online security must consider, attacks that come in from nation states or any other bad actor typically exploit interfaces in the local system-a bit of code or a cookie will find its way into a browser and crawl its way across the network from there.

2. Daniel Markuson:

   What that means is, when browsers log into Facebook, Gmail or anywhere else using a private window, these websites actually know about it, and it will not protect you from being monitored by your ISP, marketers, and even the government if they decide to spy on you.

3. Jeff Moss:

   When I need to call people and I don't trust the local providers, I just encrypt it out and then I get my voice call. Related : 10 Data Security Mistakes Startups Can't Afford to Make 4. Avoid hotel WiFi and business centersIf your business has a properly configured VPN -- a Virtual Private Network -- your information is generally safe. But occasionally, if you're using the hotel’s WiFi -- either in the business center or your room -- it will block your VPN or only certain ones will work. A lot of these hotels, to even get online, you can't get on the WiFi without first accepting the terms of service or paying or something. So you can't use your VPN for that portion and that's the most dangerous period, a lot of those use expired SSL search that are not compatible with modern browsers.

4. albartmarshal:

   We are providing JavaScript training in Coimbatore With the help of JavaScript, developers can create applications that work in client-side and the server-side of web browsers. They can access and use the data in the web server, which is not readily accessible from a browser.

5. Scott Petry:

   The operators of the most targeted network in the world have come to the conclusion that they'd be more secure and efficient if they kept all public web code off their network, cloud browsers are now something any organization concerned with online security must consider.