Private Browsing Not 100 Percent Private
    All the major browsers have private browsing modes (it's coming in the next 
  rev of IE) where your history, caches and other traces of where you've been 
  aren't left behind. And these feature work fine for kids hiding their Web habits 
  from parents, and husbands keeping their unseemly searches from their wives 
  (and I guess vice versa). 
But private browsing isn't 
  a perfect defense against hackers or tech-savvy parents and spouses. Spyware 
  and other techniques can still track your every move, steal your password and 
  rob you blind. 
The answer, I guess, is to treat your private browser as if it's open, making 
  sure your security software is up-to-date and working right. 
 
	
Posted by Doug Barney on October 01, 2008