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    Intel to Buy Security Giant McAfee - for 7.68 billion.

    Intel announced a definitive agreement to buy all of McAfee's common stock fo $7.68 billion, in a move unanimously supported by the board of directors of both companies. The deal, which is part of Intel's new strategy to focus on security as much as it does on energy efficiency, has still to...
  2. News

    TA10-231A: Adobe Reader and Acrobat Vulnerabilities

    Adobe Reader and Acrobat Vulnerabilities Syndicated from the United States Security Readiness Team (US-CERT). Link Removed - Invalid URL
  3. News

    MS10-054 - Critical: Vulnerabilities in SMB Server Could Allow Remote Code Execution (982214)

    Bulletin Severity Rating:Critical - This security update resolves several privately reported vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows. The most severe of these vulnerabilities could allow remote code execution if an attacker created a specially crafted SMB packet and sent the packet to an affected...
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    Windows 7 My experiences with Microsoft Security Essentials

    I have used MSE as my anti-virus the past few months and have encountered several infections one of which took complete control of the cpu until I could track it down and terminate the process. Turns out it was the process wmiprvse.exe which ran as a service. I see that others have also...
  5. Nibiru2012

    Windows 7 Secunia Personal Software Inspector (PSI)

    This is a handy free program to use in conjunction with MSE, any AV or IS software and Anti-Malwarebytes, etc. I use it on a regular basis. ;) Secunia Personal Software Inspector (PSI) FREE PC Security for Home Users Used by millions of home users around the world. The Secunia PSI is a...
  6. whoosh

    VIDEO Computer Virus

  7. whoosh

    Windows 7 The do-it-yourself botnet kit

    Security researchers from antivirus vendor ESET have uncovered a simple tool automating the creation of botnets that can be controlled from Twitter. The botnet clients can be commanded to launch Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks or install additional malware on the compromised...
  8. kemical

    Windows 7 UPDATE - New attack bypasses EVERY Windows security product

    Are you a Windows user? Do you make sure that your antivirus program is updated regularly? Do you feel safe? You shouldn’t! Read on to find out why … Security researchers at Matousec.com have come up with an ingenious attack that can bypass every Windows security product tested and allow...
  9. whoosh

    VIDEO 7 Things Every CEO Should Know About Information Security

  10. whoosh

    Windows 7 New malware overwrites software updaters

    Link Removed due to 404 Error For the first time security researchers have spotted a type of malicious software that overwrites update functions for other applications, which could pose additional long-term risks for users. The malware, which infects Windows computers, masks itself as an...
  11. whoosh

    Windows 7 Decline in Web, increase in P2P attacks predicted for 2010

    http://arstechnica.com/security/news/2009/12/decline-in-web-increase-in-p2p-attacks-predicted-for-2010.ars Cybercriminals have already begun shifting their focus from websites to file-sharing networks when it comes to dispensing malware, and will continue with this trend throughout 2010...
  12. whoosh

    Windows 7 114 Windows “Antivirusâ€Â￾ to Avoid at All Costs

    Link Removed - Invalid URL This year alone they will be responsible for infecting in excess of 25 million computers worldwide, but they could come close to compromising as much as 30 million machines. At the root of this epidemic lay simple social engineering tactics designed, through various...
  13. kevin from Chi-town

    Windows 7 How to Remove Persistent Browser Hijacks from Infected PC

    This came from part of a HiJackThis log.... Hosts- 74.XXX.40.xxx paybillsnow.com (this is not the address, I will not give real link because it hyperlinks directly to infection) (There are multiple addresses linking to these browser HiJacks, I'm only showing one) This seem to be some...
  14. reghakr

    Windows 7 default user account control worries experts

    Windows 7 default user account control worries experts. Corporate IT departments should be pleased with new security measures in Windows 7, but consumers are still at risk of getting hit by malware despite changes in the User Account Control (UAC) feature designed to help people be smarter when...
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    Windows 7 Best Antivirus Programs: Is Norton 360 a Good Choice?

    Whats everyone using for an Antivirus program? Will norton 360 work?
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