By Gina on September 2, 2010
Win7 AV is the latest rogue application promoted on win7av.com website. It should be avoided because the program is malicious and fraudulent as brower hijacker. Malware spreads via trojan which comes to the system through its flaws.
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By Gina on September 2, 2010
AV Defender 2011 Platinum is a rogue security tool. Malware also can be found in a different name, such as AVDefender 2011 . Once installed rogue program will perform a quick system scan and report fake malware infections on your computer. It may display fake security threats as well.
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By Gina on September 2, 2010
Recently Symantec and well known rapper Snoop Dogg announced a new challenge that requires people’s creativity and love for music. What is common between those two grand names is that participants need to create a song on the subject of malware, botnets and other security-related problems.
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By Gina on August 25, 2010
AVG reported about viruses and malware that had spread through various countries. AVG researchers don’t claim their list of the safest and most dangerous countries to use Internet is very precise. It is known that malware and viruses don’t know boundaries and spread very quickly.
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By Gina on September 2, 2010
Recently Chinese scammers were caught for rogue advertising. They attempted to pretend to be legitimate media agencies. The culprits were using rogue advertisements for making users to believe in their legitimacy and force to spend their money or even to get personal information.
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By Gina on August 31, 2010
It looks like a new scam circulating across the Facebook is not big news nowadays. Users are also saying that it happens all the time. It is because that Facebook is a notorious social network which has many users that contain personal data in it.
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By Gina on August 30, 2010
According to Panda’s report, 25% of worm based malware spreads through the USB drives. Even more, most of viruses are designed to spread via USB drives. Security Company confirms that cybercriminals are very persistent and put a lot of efforts to make user’s life impossible.
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By Luciana on August 11, 2010
If there's the Android OS on your phone and your bills started to skyrocket, you may have the first Android trojan. The incredibly popular OS made by Google couldn't be left out by cyber criminals. What's the hype about and how can you avoid the mess?
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By Gina on August 20, 2010
As the hole in an Adobe’s Reader was disclosed at the conference of Black Hat security conference, Adobe patched the flaw at last. Today Adobe released security update to patch the hole.
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By Gina on August 6, 2010
Developer known as “Comex” released a new jailbreak for Apple’s iPhone 4 earlier this week. By visiting an appropriate web page users are able to gain an access to the iPhone's file system, which is normally restricted, in an easier way.
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By Gina on August 19, 2010
Nowadays, when we live in a world full of great technologies there is also a huge risk to be a victim of cybercriminals. In this way the Internet becomes a perfect place for hackers to use people trust for their malicious intentions.
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By Bryan on April 22, 2010
Modern computer infections are especially pesky as they annoy victims in every possible way. Frauds like Windows Security System 2010 , Win 7 Malware 2010 and XP Security Tool 2010 are able to set themselves to run instead of regular security tools.
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By Gina on August 3, 2010
A new way for spreading malware was discovered. The fake antivirus creators and distributors are very inventive because last week was found some fake antivirus spreading via a fake Firefox/Flash Player update site according to Avira .
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By Jason on April 16, 2010
Despite security researchers effort to make sure that spam disappears from its existence it seems like it is not working at all. According to Google's e-mail filtering division Postini, the volume of unsolicited email in the first quarter was around 6 percent higher than a year earlier.
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