Security and spyware news

2016 definitely deserves a title as the year of ransomware. Within these twelve months, thousands of crypto-ransomware and lock screen parasites have been launched and successfully managed to extort millions from the unsuspecting victims . More

Representatives of Mozilla Firefox have just announced that they are extending the support for Windows XP and Vista operating systems . More

This holiday season has been especially successful for the Bitcoin holders as the price of this cryptocurrency has drastically sprung up. More

Cerber ransomware has been rapidly evolving and attacking computer users in numerous different ways over the last year. More

Cybersecurity company called Cybereason recently released a revolutionary tool RansomFree, which can protect computers from ransomware attacks. More

What are the best malware removal programs of 2017? Researches show that cyber crime is a rapidly growing and ever-changing area of crime, which is definitely a major concern today. More

2016 is coming to an end, and the 2-Spyware team is ready to overview the most dangerous viruses that emerged this year. More

Since 2004, the 2-Spyware project has been growing and our team has been working towards one purpose - to help people know more about spyware and malware and also teach how to remove critical programs from smart devices. More

It seems that Yahoo reputation collapses like a house of cards - apparently, previous Yahoo data breach that came to the surface on September 22, 2016, affected over 500 million accounts, but the company managed to beat its own record. More

IT specialists have found a significant vulnerability in another globally used application – Skype. More

The Black Friday quickly swept by, but the online shoppers are still actively stacking up goods for the upcoming holidays. More

Online security and software’s resistance to hacking has always been one of the main priorities to the software’s developers. More

Cyber criminals seem to be running out of ideas how to convince victims to pay ransoms. More

American Internet security company Malwarebytes decided to please their customers with a new version of their anti-malware software this holiday season. More

This year, the evil-minded creators of the file-locking ransomware viruses seem to be especially fixated upon targeting the most sensitive parts of social services and infrastructure. More