Google blocked a serious vulnerability in Gmail
The search giant has overcome a serious security flaw within its free Gmail email service, which could allow hackers to copy and read the user's email content.
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The search giant has overcome a serious security flaw within its free Gmail email service, which could allow hackers to copy and read the user's email content.
On October 9, Microsoft will release a monthly update to fix serious bugs in its application software. The goal of this month's update is Windows and Word operating syst…
Security firm MessageLabs said that phishing attacks in the recent past have shown signs of increasing strongly, especially attacks that have a clear target on the leade…
The top two exchanges in New York and London with optimized server systems and storage devices have achieved the fastest data transfer and distribution rates in the worl…
Seagate has two high-capacity hard drives, one for desktops and one for laptops, and has just been released by Seagate with many advanced security features and data prot…
Security experts have discovered an extremely dangerous security hole in the OpenOffice office suite. This error can be exploited by hackers to gain remote rights to exe…
Within two days, a series of Google online services were found to have extremely dangerous security errors.
Security firms have warned that two of the US Department of State websites in Russia may contain types of malware that users need to stay away from.
According to the annual survey of security and computer crimes released by the US Computer Security Institute (CSI) yesterday, internal problems have surpassed computer…
Apple has just released an update to close a deadly security hole in iTunes online store software. Apple's security warning message indicates that the newly-leaked vulne…
Security firm Secunia said it found a new, extremely dangerous security bug in Microsoft's MSN Messenger instant messaging application.
Their intent is: If you can take down security websites within a few weeks, malware will be able to install
Single viruses, even attack kits, are available for sale for about £ 500, even with 12 months of technical support. Security experts warn dangerous hackers are creating…