“Melbourne-based Linux and open source software provider
Cybersource has launched what it describes as an internet-safe
computer package for home users via resellers, with a similar
business product in the wings.“Ron Fabre, product manager at Cybersource, said the open
source-derived software provider was offering a specialised PC,
dubbed the Safe Internet Computer (SafeIC), that would make web
browsing and email use almost completely safe from malware…”
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