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The Internet Explorer vulnerability used to accomplish the recent cyber-attack on Google in China is now public, the yet-to-be-patched Internet Explorer vulnerability dubbed “Aurora” is still a threat as no solution is yet available to prevent it.

We have reviewed a wide range of free and paid anonymity services including VPN and proxy based solutions to bypass internet censorship with ease, a new anonymity service named Astrill is now here to raise the bar in already competitive internet censorship bypassing solution market - the service currently under invite only beta allows users to browse the web securely and anonymously via a private encryption algorithm so nobody (not even your ISP) can know what sites you have been watching. With Astrill users can bypasses any kind of firewall or filtering and use Wi-Fi on public places with safety as nobody will be able to snoop into the encrypted data stream.

Astrill is very easy to use and all you need to do is to install the utility and signin with your registered username/password to get started, We have 100 EXCLUSIVE beta invites for our readers, to register for free limited period beta follow the instructions at the end of the post.

Lookout a new cross-platform mobile device security, backup and anti-theft solution has opened its gates for public beta testing, I have been lucky to be on the iPhone private-beta from past few months but forgot to write the review and giveaway 50 exclusive invites for iPhone users which is still under private beta and is available to selected users only.

Lookout supports a wide-range of devices including Windows Mobile, iPhone (Private Beta), Android, Symbian, Balckberry, Palm, Samsung, Sony-Erricson and many other offering users complete peace of mind with inclusion of an advanced anti-virus, firewall, and intrusion prevention technologies; allowing backup of contacts, photos, video, e-mail, and text messages to the cloud, and in-case your device gets lost or stolen lets you locate your device (needs GPS), sound an alarm or even wipe your personal information remotely from the web.

We have reviewed lots of free and paid VPN services on this blog and have always provided our readers with exclusive free accounts to try things out, so here we are once again with another VPN service review and free account giveaway.

New VPN service WideVPN provides something no other VPN service we have reviewed so far offered - a selection of 200+ IP's from servers all over the world (US,UK,EU,CA,HK,JP,TW,SG,KR...) from a single-account, another good thing is WideVPN does not need any third-party client and works on Windows, Linux, Mac, iPhone or any other platform supporting PPTP or L2TP VPN protocols.