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Spyware program News

16 April 2008

Malware threat lists slammed as 'useless'

By John E. Dunn, Techworld

Security vendor PC Tools has questioned the usefulness of the threat lists used by many security companies to warn of current malware attacks. Read more...

Spy software for mobile to become more widely available
28 Mar 08
Webroot swoops on UK security firm
27 Nov 07
KGB to keep an eye on employees
06 Nov 07
Security boffins call for new way to class malware
20 Sep 07
Vendors predict mobile viruses to rise
21 Aug 07
Microsoft launches free Windows OneCare 2.0
12 Jul 07
Zango tries to get Spyware Doctor struck off
18 May 07
 

Spyware program Blog Entries

16 October 2007

AOL's AIM software ate my CPU

By John E. Dunn

Another version of AOL’s AIM instant messaging client arrives, this time version 6.5, and still there's no solution to its habit of eating CPU resources under Windows Vista. Read more...

Spyware program Insight

19 March 2008

Ten security holes not to fall into

By Matt Hines, InfoWorld (US)

Many companies spend a small fortune and deploy a small army to secure themselves from the many security threats lurking these days. Here are some suggestions on how to do it without spending a dime. Read more...

Blog readers blindside security
15 Aug 06
The secret life of a rootkit
22 Dec 05
Countering spyware in the enterprise
05 Oct 04
Like it or not, users love IM
15 Sep 03
 

Spyware program Briefings

03 February 2006

Opinion: iPod therefore iCan steal

By Martin Allen, Pointsec Mobile Technologies

It is the opinion of PointSec's MD that MP3 devices represent a serious data security danger. Read more...

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Spyware program Whitepapers

21 January 2007

Q2 2005 Virus Roundup

By Alberto Feliciano, Maria Angela N. Flores, and Jose Benjamin Perez

Significant malware for the period of May to June 2005 include: the breakthrough bot worm family, WORM_MYTOB, which caused more than half of midyear alerts; a ?sobering? worm making a comeback; an ambiguous partnership between a worm and a spyware; and a malware team-up furthering the trend set by recent outbreak worms. The second quarter of 2005 saw the reemergence of WORM_MYTOB variants from dormancy. Employing new social engineering techniques, MYTOB took center stage with more crafty and concise email attachments. This bot worm raised 4 alerts from May 9 to June 3, 2005. Read more...

The Spyware Battle: Privacy vs. Profits
21 Jan 07
 

Spyware program Product Reviews

14 September 2006

Prevx1 v2.0 intrusion detection

By John E. Dunn, Techworld

  • List price: £12.75 per year (single user)
  • Pros: Potential to replace firewall, AV and anti-malware; better protection against unknown malware; Free until used in anger; management console available.
  • Cons: Does need the odd reboot; occasional false positive; does seem to slow PC performance. Read more...
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