PDF Flaws Impact Mac OS Users
Thursday June 30, 2005
Adobe is warning Mac OS users that PDF files are susceptible to an exploit
that can allow arbitrary file execution. Products affected include Adobe
Reader 7.0 and 7.0.1 and Adobe Acrobat 7.0 ... Read More
Trojan Installs Rogue Firewall
Thursday June 30, 2005
First reported by antivirus vendors on June 1st, the Fantibag.A Trojan installs a packet filter that blocks incoming and outgoing traffic for a wide range of security related websites. By ... Read More
Review: AVG Plus Firewall
Wednesday June 29, 2005
AVG Anti-Virus plus Firewall Edition was released on June 27th. Here's a review of this newest addition to the Grisoft family of antivirus products. >> AVG plus Firewall review
AVG Plus Firewall Edition
Monday June 27, 2005
Grisoft has announced the release of their new AVG Plus Firewall Edition, retailing at $49 USD for a two year license. A first glance at the beta released on June ... Read More
Feeling Smug?
Friday June 24, 2005
In the July print issue of PC World, Andrew Brandt explains why using an alternative browser such as Firefox, Opera, or Mozilla may not be the security fix you hoped ... Read More
Netsky.P Continues to Dominate
Tuesday June 21, 2005
First discovered in March 2004, the Netsky.P worm continues to dominate virus prevalence charts. Its continued predominance likely results from highly infected P2P networks, which dish up the worm with ... Read More
How to Remove Spyware
Saturday June 18, 2005
Getting rid of adware and spyware can often be difficult. These tips will help you get the most out of your antispyware scanner, giving you the best chance of removing ... Read More
Free Antivirus Software
Wednesday June 15, 2005
Free antivirus software may lack some of the more robust features found in their paid counterparts; detection and response times may also suffer slightly. But free antivirus is always a ... Read More
Killer Clicks
Monday June 13, 2005
Email. Instant Messaging. Websites and Blogs. The Internet is one big hyperlinked community and navigating it means users must click, click, click. But miscreant links spammed in email and IM ... Read More
Michael Jackson Suicide Spam a Trojan
Friday June 10, 2005
Malware authors eager to capitalize on the Michael Jackson child molestation trial have been sending booby-trapped spam messages claiming the pop-singer has attempted suicide. >> Full Story
Symantec Sues Hotbar
Wednesday June 8, 2005
Antivirus vendor Symantec has filed suit against Hotbar. Rather than seeking damages, Symantec is instead "petitioning for a declaratory judgment by the court affirming Symantec's assertion that certain Hotbar program ... Read More
Tips for IM Safety
Monday June 6, 2005
Instant Messaging is fast becoming like email - a vehicle for malware authors to spread their creations. But even worse, much of today's malicious software is designed to capture credit ... Read More
May '05: Worst Virus Month in Years
Wednesday June 1, 2005
Here's some interesting stats from Trend Micro's May virus report. TrendLabs documented 1,505 new malware, bringing the total for 2005 over the 8,000 mark - a 200% increase over last ... Read More
Mytob.BI Discovered, Spreading
Wednesday June 1, 2005
And another Mytob gains traction. Mytob.BI was discovered on May 31, 2005, quickly gaining a noticeable foothold in email traffic. Mytob.BI joins Mytob.AR as one of the few Mytob variants ... Read More

