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Symantec® Backtracks on Malware Claims; Reconfirms it as an Adware
Last week, Symantec reported that it has detected a new malware—Android.Counterclank, running in the Android Market. The new malware has supposedly infected 13 Android Apps. However, the company reconfirms that it is not a malware but adware, which is helping third-party app vendors in gaining profit.
Both Symantec and Lookout Security have reported that 13 apps from Google Android Market are using the software development kit (SDK) encrypted with the adware code. It is now known that t...
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Scan infected PC with Comodo®
Comodo, an Internet security products making company, has announced the release of a new tool to remove malicious threats from infected systems. Comodo Cleaning Essentials comes equipped with two important features, KillSwitch and malware scanner.
KillSwitch: This is a monitoring tool, which will ...
Companies not disclosing that they
Last year in October, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) gave out guidelines to companies, explaining that every company should report if they face any security threat or hacking activity inside the company.
According to SEC, some major companies have not been taking this seriously. Many big...
Android.Counterclank: Is it a malw
Last week, Symantec Corporation announced that more than 5 million Android users were infected with a new malware called Android.Counterclank. However, Lookout Mobile Security says that it’s only an adware.
Adware: It is not harmful but can be irritating as it pop-ups ads on your screen.
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Cybercriminals more advanced than
According to a study conducted by cyber security experts from McAfee and Security and Defence Agenda (SDA), cybercriminals are much more advanced than any other country. This leads to a conclusion that countries are not well prepared for any kind of cyber attack.
What measures should be taken to o...
Windows® 7 Internet Security 2
Another fake antivirus, which is running on the Internet, has been detected. The fake antispyware dubbed as Windows 7 Internet Security 2012 is misleading computer users by showing false results of malicious threats when the users scan their PC.
It is reported that the same fake antivirus program ...
Anonymous Attacks U.S. Government
Anonymous, a group of hackers, has yet again brought down another U.S. government security website. On 24 January, Anonymous hacked OnGuardOnline.gov website, in protest to the ongoing efforts by the government to shut down illegitimate online hosting of movies and music files. OnGuardOnline.gov co...
Trend Micro® reports Windows&r
Trend Micro reported that it has detected a malicious worm attacking Windows Media Player (WMP) through one of its publicly known vulnerabilities. Microsoft has already released a security patch on January 10 for the MIDI Remote Code Execution Vulnerability (CVE-2012-0003) but hackers have found ou...
Symantec® Corporation Confirms
Last week, Symantec Corporation warned users to stop using pcAnywhere software, which allows remote access to computers. However, the security company has confirmed that users can now use pcAnywhere as the company has released a new version—pcAnywhere 12.5. Symantec had also released patches ...
Tech giants join hands to fight ph
Fifteen tech giants that include Facebook, Yahoo!, Google, PayPal, Microsoft etc. have teamed up to fight against domain-based phishing and other e-mail scams with the new DMARC specification. The 15 companies that even include some from the financial sector have together formed an organization nam...
Microsoft® Warns Users to be C
Microsoft reported that a Trojan, which was detected last year posing as an original Microsoft security program has been detected again. A number of fake antivirus programs have come up on the Internet fooling customers and convincing them to be genuine antivirus programs.
The Demon called "DEFMI...
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