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A vulnerability described as ‘critical’ has been discovered in versions of uTorrent and the official BitTorrent client. The ‘buffer overflow’ vulnerability can be exploited to compromise a user’s computer for the execution of arbitrary code. It.
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At the recently held Windows Hardware Engineering Conference in Los Angeles, Microsoft was reported to have said that it has selected F-Secure as the 1st data security...
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A report released by the U.K. government and GetSafeOnline lately has revealed the fact that our of every 10 internet users, more than one fell prey to online fraud...
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Recently, members of the hacking community, willing to help Microsoft, descended at Redmond, Washington, to depict the software giant where it has wronged. This time...
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Last week, Symantec pre-launched its Norton Mobile Security suite for Windows Mobile Smartphones, now csoonline.com reports that the security specialist is delaying it...
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New Dell machines that consist of the Google toolbar as part of a marketing deal also is included with surreptitious software that redirects non-url info typed into a...
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Agnitum recently released Outpost Security Suite Pro (OSS), which is claimed to be all-inclusive, proactive security, with built-in a single product the company’s...
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An up-and-coming leader in network gateways for SMB, Untangle recently said to have integrated web safety to its Identity Theft Blocker application. The app, besides...
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Recently I went through an interesting and informative article wherein researcher Ben Edelman was reported to have cited that a half-dozen cases of affiliate merchants...
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IBM, an inventor of magnetic tape storage over 50 years ago and a leading supplier of data encryption, was recently reported to have lost an unrevealed number of backup...
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Smart PC Solutions recently rolled out a free USB Flash Drive-based anti-spyware and anti-virus solution, which claims to get you rid of making the vague decisions by...
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Panda Labs recently claimed to have come across an online app that controls botnets, and not just any app, it is placed pretty good and provides you back certain pretty...
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An antispyware bill, which was introduced back in March by California Democrat Zoe Lofgren and Virginia Republican Bob Goodlatte, has finally been approved by the US...
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Italy’s domestic intelligence service recently reported that organized teams of Chinese hackers were burglarizing the PCs of Western firms to pilfer fashion ideas...
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IronPort was recently reported to have fully given a face-lift to its monitoring website, www.senderbase.org, which was pioneered by it in 2003. This latest website is...
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You may believe or not, but it is true for McAfee. The security leader has claimed that the online search of latest movies or download of music poses greatest security...
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Yahoo is introducing new technology to its search engine which will warn users if they are about to click on a website that hosts viruses, spyware and spam.
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Apple recently patched up more critical security bugs with QuickTime. Currently, users swindled into visited nasty webpages may either get their privacy infringed or...
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We are faced up with phishing attacks almost each day; however what we cannot see is the face behind the attack. Rsnake at ha.ckers.org recently had a piece of an...
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Recently I went through an interesting article on Information Week, which was related to the use of spyware driven-traffic increasing the traffic counts of sites....
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Symantec, McAfee, and Computer Associates, all the three security bigwigs, recently said to patch up flaws in their products. McAfee’s advisory explains...
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When Internet providers hire third-party companies to serve up advertisements on unused Web pages, that creative attempt to make money can open major security...
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Microsoft recently announced to come up with the launch of an out-of-band patch to fix susceptibility in Windows Animated Cursor Handling (ANI) that is claimed to be...
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Though Mozilla fixed one more Firefox creepy-crawly previous week than first reported, the researcher whose work has beleaguered the open-source browser for weeks has...
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So far I have provided information of Trend Micro’s products, which are, as claimed by the company, aimed at securing Internet or computer borne threats, but...
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The Month of Apple Bugs project has warned of a vulnerability in iChat Bonjour, which can land the iChat Bonjour’s users to a denial-of-service attack by making...
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Security experts at MicroWorld Technologies has warned PC users of spotting a decisive vulnerability in Internet Explorer versions 5+ and above, which is a insidious...
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The Unified CallManager 5.0, software handles call processing for Cisco VoIP solutions, which has two faults in its command line management interface.
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