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China's software and outsourcing industryChina is undergoing a process of industrial upgrading, in which the...
opinion by CDpanda | 28 wks ago | updated 28 wks ago 266 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
The Conficker C Worm (aka April Fools Worm) didn't do much of anything on April Fool's Day, but infected machines around the world are beginning to show some worm-instigated activity. Update: Update: Conficker C is also installing scareware, a fake anti-virus alert that...
created by jordan | 30 wks ago | updated 29 wks ago 1609 views | 14 recommendations | 1 comment
Update: April 1 is here, and no real activity from the Conficker C worm. While reports have surfaced of infected machines calling for (possible) further instructions, nothing has actually happened yet. This could be...
created by jordan | 32 wks ago | updated 31 wks ago 14389 views | 46 recommendations | 5 comments
A study by Web world security giant, Symantec, indicates that our children are spending a lot more time on the internet than most parents believe, begging the question, 'do you know what your children are doing?' The...
Crime thrives in the hi tech world. 2008 has seen the amateur days of tempting you to open an unknown email with promises of enlarged body parts, unimaginable sexual delights or cheap mortgage money die away. Now...
Microsoft has just been awarded a U.S. patent for proactive virus protection, a system and method of security software used to protect your PC from malware that are not already safeguarded by your antivirus...
created by rpshen | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago 192 views | 10 recommendations | 1 comment
"The QuickTime vulnerability disclosed in the Windows version of QuickTime last week also affects Mac OS X, Symantec said yesterday.
According to additional research by Symantec's security response team, the Real-Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) bug in QuickTime is also present...
created by alaaron | 1 year ago 365 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
"Last week, a security company reported that it found about 100,000 stolen identities hidden away in a dozen caches spread across the globe. Now it seems that number may be a fraction of the amount that hackers have stolen and socked away.
Researchers at Symantec have found...
created by pgaliba | 2 years ago 231 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
A thief who nicks your card may dash right out and make a donation to a popular charity... if only to make sure that the card is still active. Even amongst identity-theft circles, verification and trust...
created by jordan | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 810 views | 6 recommendations | 3 comments
Yesterday I uninstalled my anti-virus, anti-spyware and firewall software. My computer is now completely naked against pieces of computer code that might do it harm. And yet my PC is probably more secure than ever.Why get rid of anti-virus and allied...
created by Bill Adler | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 3883 views | 10 recommendations | 3 comments
I was hoping all my postings would be positive...unfortunately my first one is about how Customer Service seems to be deteriorating. They ask you to punch in your order number, yet they ask for it again once they are on the phone. Don't you ever wonder if the all the...
created by firehorse | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago 448 views | 0 recommendations | 4 comments
""Computer users should keep a wary eye on any romantic messages received by e-mail, as many of them could contain malicious code," said US security firm PandaLabs after detecting an increase in a worm it dubbed Nurech.A.
The worm hides in e-mails with subjects like:...
"Hackers are exploiting a new, unpatched vulnerability in Microsoft Word that could allow them to take control of a victim's computer, Symantec has warned.
The zero-day vulnerability is the fourth in Microsoft's widely-used Word 2000 software that has not yet been patched,...
created by liamssoft | 2 years ago 316 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
"Microsoft's plan to provide limited access to the Vista kernel in the 64-bit version of the upcoming OS is not enough, a Symantec executive said Tuesday.
"It's not enough at all," said Rowan Trollope, Symantec's...
created by pgaliba | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 369 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments