Critical Windows file labeled as malicious by AVG Anti-Virus
No one wants to run a security program that uses false positives. When a scanner picks up false infections it can mean two things;
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Wireless networks not safe
People tend to rely on wireless networks a lot these days, but there are things concerning the security measures employed in this method of
The holiday scam season is comming
Not unlike retailers, cyber-criminals are getting ready for Black Friday, which marks the beggining of the holiday season in the United States. Gullible consumers
Universities take serious measures against illegal downloaders
Finally, illegal downloaders from American universities will be stopped. Students’ love for pirated music, software and other copyrighted matter is well known. However, no
What’s new on 2-Spyware.com – Issue 5, July, 2006
News MySpace – a playground for malware pushers? New trojan installs itself as a Firefox extension Ad injection Parasite removal guides A sophisticated phish
What’s new on 2-Spyware.com – Issue 2, February, 2006
News SpywareStrike has got a clone Olympic gold medalist looks to be a spyware pusher Botnets, botmasters and spyware victims. You must read this