Security and spyware news

New security vulnerability in the second most popular web browser Mozilla Firefox has been discovered yesterday. More

It's never been easier to make your own "number one" spyware remover. More

Earlier this month, we wrote that Zango, the infamous adware company, has agreed to pay $3 million to settle a suit brought by the FTC alleging that the company used bad practices to install adware to millions of computers around the world without end user knowledge and consent. More

Sunbelt Software, makers of the popular CounterSpy anti-spyware program, published interesting examples of creative image spam. More

Earlier this month, Zango, the infamous adware company, has agreed to pay $3 million dollars to settle a suit brought by the U.S. More

Yesterday, we wrote about new extremely critical vulnerability in Microsoft software utilized by an exploit that installs malware to computers running Internet Explorer 6 and Internet Explorer 7. More

New extremely critical vulnerability has been discovered in Microsoft XML Core Services. More

Zango, formerly 180solutions, the infamous adware company known for its adware and trackware programs like ZangoSearch and 180SearchAssistant, has agreed to pay three million dollars to settle a suit brought by the Federal Trade Commission alleging that company's software was installed to millions of computers around... More

October 31. It's Halloween today - probably the most exciting holiday in a year for lots of people. More

Microsoft, last week, released the new version of the most popular web browser in the world. More

No, it's not a joke. And this time it's even not corrupt security product. More

Apple Computer this week reported that some of its popular Video iPod players sold since September 12 were loaded with a variant of the RJump worm. More

The most anticipated version of the most popular web browser is here. More

Microsoft ends all support for Windows XP Service Pack 1 today. More

A few days ago, Microsoft has issued a patch for much talked-about VML flaw in Internet Explorer. More