Deepnet Explorer

Deepnet Explorer - Web browser

Following Netscape's Firefox browser, a UK company has made it safer than Internet Explorer (IE) or Firefox.Called Deepnet Explorer, Deepnet Technologies Ltd's free browser was developed based on Microsoft's IE browser, but added some new security features. In particular, there are features to protect Internet users from online scams growing as phishing problems.

Deepnet Explorer will record "phishing" websites and analyze site addresses. Phishers often combine `` spam '' spam messages and fake online commerce websites to steal `` sensitive '' information such as usernames, passwords, credit card numbers. use.

Deepnet Explorer, the developer, says it is "safer" than IE or Firefox because it has "phishing alarms" and other security features. For example, the "content management" function helps users block ActiveX controls (the program allows an individual to access networked computers in various places) and security risks. Other potential security.

Larholm, a senior security expert at PivX Solutions, is a unique feature that Deepnet Explorer has but IE does not have `` phishing analysis ''. it will not give users access to "phishing" sites that are on the "black list" and URLs similar to "phishy".

In addition, this version can detect and prevent "floating" ads on the Web. It also supports users to browse the Web through activating tags, managing cookies. So users can check and choose where to place these small files on the Web.

Deepnet Explorer is one of many browsers developed based on Microsoft's IE browser. In addition, there are other browsers such as Maxthon, NetCaptor and Optimal Desktop . These browsers mainly provide some features that IE does not have, such as support for sharing simple information RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and surf the Web by activating tags.