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Malwarebytes adds antivirus scanning to cloud backup software
Left-field antivirus firm Malwarebytes has launched the first ex-beta version of Secure Backup, a cloud security system designed to scan users? files for infection before storing them in the cloud.
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Trusteer launches 'Apex' zero-day protection software in Europe
Security firm Trusteer believes it has invented the first ever system that can reliably block attacks targeting vulnerabilities in a clutch of common applications such as Java, and Adobe?s Flash and PDF Reader.
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Antivirus software fails to spot new malware, Palo Alto finds
A significant chunk of new malware is not spotted by antivirus programs with some threats remaining a mystery for as long as a month, an analysis of large enterprises by firewall vendor Palo Alto Networks has calculated.
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Police arrest London man in connection with Tilon bank Trojan
London police have arrested a man in connection with attacks carried out by the state-of-the-art Tilon banking Trojan, it has been announced.
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After Burger King hack Twitter calls for smarter password habits
Twitter is urging its account holders to be smarter with their passwords following two recent attacks by hackers directed at Burger King and Jeep that took control of those accounts.
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Adobe releases emergency Flash fixes for two zero-day bugs
Adobe has updated Flash Player to patch a pair of zero-day vulnerabilities that hackers were already using to hijack Windows PCs and Macs.
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Symantec defiant after New York Times hackers evade antivirus defences
Symantec has offered a carefully-worded but defiant response to the news that one of its customers, the New York Times, was attacked by Chinese hackers with barely any intervention from its software.
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New Java exploiton sale for $5000
Just days after it released a patch for a serious security flaw discovered last week in its Java programming language, the software is making headlines again because another previously unpublicised flaw in the program threatens the security of millions of PCs that may still have the application running on it.
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'Red October' cyberweapon spied on world for six years, says Kaspersky Lab
Cyberbusting security firm Kaspersky Lab has discovered a previously unknown and potent cyberweapon it believes has been pilfering large amounts of data from diplomatic and government agencies in former Soviet republics, Eastern Europe and Central Asia since 2007.
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Iran hit by new data-wiping cyberattack
Iran?s national CERT has warned of a new type of data-wiping malware that bears some of the hallmarks of a cyberattack that severely disrupted the country?s oil industry earlier this year.






