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Microsoft opens its own website for hackers
Microsoft often hired hackers to search for security flaws or unlock security mechanisms built into its software with the goal of making products more secure.
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Opening Asia - Pacific Conference on network security
On the morning of August 28, in Hanoi, the Asia-Pacific Regional Conference on cybersecurity was jointly organized by the ITU International Telecommunication Union in co…
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Spleen through Vista security
Windows Vista promises better security and Microsoft has also built security measures
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Scary mobile malware than imagined?
Although the virus is the only threat to mobile data at the moment, security circles believe that a range of attacks are stalking users on the road ahead.
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Microsoft released 6 serious patch
The software giant has just released a patch for nine security holes in the August Newsletter, of which up to four errors allow hackers to hack into the computer through…
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The computer will be secured from within the processor
Desktops and servers will be secured directly from the processor instead of using software running on an operating system if the cooperation between Symantec and Intel s…
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Storm became a
The Trojan is responsible for controlling users' computers to form huge cyber-computer networks (botnets). Security experts confirmed that the number of malicious e-mail…
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Symantec patched up the Norton product suite
Symantec has released a patch related to the use of ActiveX programming language in Norton Antivirus security suite, Norton Internet Security 2006 version.
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Firefox 3.0 will warn a dangerous website
With the number of black websites expanding like mushrooms after the rain, the Mozilla Foundation decided to apply tricks
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An ATI graphics card error helps malicious code to break into Vista
A serious security flaw in ATI graphics card drivers can be exploited by malicious code to help them bypass security barriers and break straight into the Windows Vista o…
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Bank security is still loose
At the international conference on safety - security and systems (VNSecon 07), in many security related issues, the cases of security breaches, security of computer netw…
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Symantec seeks to destroy
Symantec security experts are urgently developing a specialized system to scan all websites and chat rooms
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iPhone has security patch
Just a few days before the conference of black-hat hackers opened, Apple promptly released the first patch for the iPhone phone.
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Music player software, watching bug-free videos
Senior security consultant David Thiel of iSEC Partners claims that