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Security issues pose serious threats to computers across the world. In the past, threats such as viruses, worms, rootkits, etc. used to infect the files stored in the computer and in turn caused inconvenience to the users. These threats used to multiply themselves into huge numbers, which could even result in system crash. Overtime, things have changed drastically. With the advent of Internet since last quarter of a century, these viruses, worms and malware have emerged to be more cruel and merciless. Nowadays, they enter your system with hardcore criminal motives such as stealing your private information, spying on what you are doing on your system, etc. And this has not stopped with just computers; the target is even mobile phones now.
The purpose of this website is to educate the readers about the various threats and enlighten them about the various security tools that they can use to fight these threats. The various releases that we publish in this site can help you know about latest threats and the corresponding tools that can be used to stop them from causing any serious issue to your computers. We also try to keep you updated about different cyber crimes taking place in the world so that you can take the necessary precautions to keep yourselves protected. We also have considered the fact that our readers would love to know about the new launch of Antivirus software. We try to provide updated news on this too. In short, we have tried to provide our users with information regarding the whole domain of security and threats in a 360* approach so that they can enjoy safe and secure browsing.
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In 2008, Facebook sued Power Ventures (PV) for spamming the social networking site and stealing user’s personal information. The case is now clear, and Facebook has won the lawsuit.
According to Facebook, Power Ventures had used the website power.com to spread spam in users account, and eve
McAfee reported that the growth rate of malicious threats is increasing more than it has expected. Last year, in its third quarter threat report, the security vendor predicted that the number of malicious threats will reach 75 million in the fourth quarter. It was counted as 65 million in the 3r
Google Chrome users need to update their browser immediately, otherwise there are high chances of it being hacked. Google has recently released a patch, which fixes 13 bugs in its browser, Chrome. Seven of the security vulnerabilities are considered to be crucial.
Hackers have been increasingly t
The Korea Communications Commission (KCC) has set up a new rule, which says that websites in South Korea can no longer collect user’s national security numbers. KCC announced that the new rule will take into affect from August 8, 2012.
In South Korea, when users sign up for online services
After Google bypassed Apple Safari browser, Microsoft had carefully checked if the search engine was bypassing Internet Explorer privacy settings. It was found out that Google was also invading Microsoft Internet Explorer privacy settings.
Microsoft claimed that Google is submitting aberrant P3P
Trend Micro has been providing total security to Sony PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable for the past five years and now it is extending its service to Sony PS Vita. The web security vendor announced that it will provide “Trend Micro Web Security” and “Trend Micro Kids Securit
Microsoft has criticized its rival Google for bypassing the privacy settings of Apple browser — Safari. The search engine giant has been caught placing cookies in Safari users' system and tracking their web browsing activities.
General Manager of Internet Explorer Business and Marketing Rya
Apple new security feature — Gatekeeper, which is soon to be launched along with its new operating system OS X Mountain Lion has been condemned by security expert, Sophos.
According to Sophos the new Apple Gatekeeper, which Apple proudly says that it is a ‘revolutionary’ in the
Google now wants to generate password for users. The search engine is planning to develop a new Chrome version, which will generate password for users in order to protect them from online identity theft. These passwords will be hard for hackers to crack.
According to Google, the new Chrome versio
Experts have detected a new variant of a malware, which was shut down by Microsoft and other Internet security providers in 2010.
Waledec malware is back after two years. However, this time it is equipped with more capabilities to steal sensitive information.
Two years back, Waledec malware was
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