Desktop security software

Phishers cash in on credit crisis

October 3rd, 2008

It seems phishers are cashing in on the current economic crisis and climate of mergers between financial institutions. Security firm SonicWall said Thursday it has been seeing emails that attempt to lure people to fake bank websites, where they are asked
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The Hackers Challenge
Much as information technology has helped global interaction by reducing it to a global village, it has brought with it a pack of discomfort and pain. One such pain is brought by the activities of those who secretly invade the privacy of others on the
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Security giants fail Virus Bulletin test
t names in the security industry have failed the latest Virus Bulletin 100 test. The test used 100 pieces of malware collected from active samples and put them up against a number of major security suites for Windows Server 2008. Only 16 of the 24
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VeriSign touts virtues of ‘green bar’ for security
New program ups site trust, claims company Nearly two years after its initial launch, VeriSign says that its Extended Validation authentication program is paying big dividends for retailers. Known for the distinctive green URL bar which appears in most
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2 Europeans indicted for launching cyberattacks
2 Europeans indicted for launching cyberattacks Associated Press 2008-10-03 10:39 AM Fonts Size: Two Europeans were indicted Thursday for allegedly launching Internet attacks to shut down two retail Web sites in the U.S.A federal grand jury indicted
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Defrauded punter says ‘catflaps’ to PayPal marketing stunt
Unwelcome doormat gimmick slips up A PayPal marketing gimmick has sparked the ire of an online merchant, who reports he was left out of pocket as a result of fraud involving the online payment service. Ian Ferguson’s firm was one of 2,000 UK recipients
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VeriSign touts virtues of ‘green bar’ for security
fter its initial launch, VeriSign says that its Extended Validation authentication program is paying big dividends for retailers.. Known for the distinctive green URL bar which appears in most browsers, the program was designed to replace the secure
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Europeans indicted in US hack attack
A US COURT has indicted two Europeans for allegedly launching Internet attacks against a number of retail sites. Prosecutors allege that Lee Graham Walker of England and Axel Gembe of Germany carried out distributed denial-of-service (DDOS) attacks on
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