I’m guessing that a lot of households utilize filters on computers to, well, keep the kiddies away from, you know, the Internet sites you look at. Netgear and OpenDNS aim to take that task away from ...

On Wednesday I showed you kid-friendly search engine Quintura, and yesterday we looked at the kid-friendly Web browser KIDO’Z. Today it’s time for the big gun: OpenDNS. It’s a server-level filter that ...

While there is a time and place for tinkering and getting things just right, most Lifehacker readers opted to go with an effective but simply technique for filtering their content. OpenDNS won by a ...

OpenDNS, a innovative startup that uses the domain name lookup architecture to fix misspellings and block attempts to surf phishing sites, now lets home users and IT administrators alike to block ...

In this age of malware attacks and phishing attempts, you need more security than simply an antivirus and a firewall. In our attempt to find good software that counters malware attacks and provides ...

OpenDNS has added a new filtering option to its free DNS service to help protect against poisonous DNS rebinding attacks. The new feature, which is turned “OFF” by default, is available to OpenDNS ...

Whether you want to keep your kids' eyes away from inappropriate content or your employees from wasting time online, you'll find a variety of great tools available for filtering internet access in ...

A researcher at OpenDNS Security Labs has developed a new way to automatically detect and block sites used to distribute malware almost instantaneously without having to scan them. The approach, ...