Security and spyware news

As you must have heard for thousands of times, you should NEVER use the same passwords on multiple websites. More

A company named Confidential Access were offering their customers an interesting service - how to create a "legal" new identity. More

The iPhone And iPad Are Targets For Hackers because of intense online iOS browsing activity. More

Security experts from GFI.com warn about the malicious Tweets that include spammed URLs with the .tk extension. More

There are numerous users on the Internet who report about the Police Central e-crime Unit scam warning that blocked their entire computer. More

Security Errors Detected pop pup is just an imitation of genuine Windows message alert but in reality it is bluff. More

Intelinet Smart Security is a new applications that present itself as a spyware remover, however we can"t say it is rogue program, but it"s advertisement on some websites is misleading. More

No one wants to run a security program that uses false positives. More

Computer security researchers came up with an idea why internet isn't a safe place. More

There are plenty of malicious websites today. Some of them install trojans and other malware once you visit them and others pretend to be legitimate websites that sell security tools. More

People tend to rely on wireless networks a lot these days, but there are things concerning the security measures employed in this method of connectivity that people don't know about, thus putting themselves in danger of being spied on. More

Not unlike retailers, cyber-criminals are getting ready for Black Friday, which marks the beggining of the holiday season in the United States. More

Computer worms used to be the worst malware that could infect a computer some time ago. More

Finally, illegal downloaders from American universities will be stopped. More

You have probably seen so-called Nigerian scam e-mails sent by purportedly rich persons, who need to discreetly move money to bank accounts in US, UK or other countries abroad. More