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Microsoft: 'Be careful with tailgate trojans'
Microsoft has released statistics showing that more than 60% of Windows PC systems have been found to be infected with software.
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Juniper joins Microsoft's security alliance
Juniper Networks announced officially joining the SecureIT Alliance, the IT Security Alliance formed by Microsoft. The goal of the Alliance is to cooperate and expand pa…
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Many web browsers have security flaws
On June 6, many security companies warned of a security vulnerability that exists in a variety of web browsers that could be exploited to steal information.
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AOL entered security
The upcoming security market will have another company to join, which is AOL with a free product
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Microsoft & Mozilla: JavaScript error is not too dangerous
Microsoft and Mozilla confirmed that the new vulnerability discovered in their web browser could be exploited by hackers to steal information. However, it is very diffic…
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World Cup 2006: The battle between FIFA and ... hackers
Roger Jones, business development manager for Avaya - FIFA's network partner in the World Cup this year, said hackers will continue to repeat the form of familiar denial…
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Add new Trojan for ransom
Security firm Sophos discovered a new Trojan program: Arhiveus.a, which encrypts all files in the folder
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Microsoft introduced a new online security service
Microsoft Live Labs has just officially launched two new online security services - Security Token Service (STS) and Relay Service. New services are part of Microsoft's…
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Microsoft announced e-mail security software
On June 6, Microsoft issued a trial version of its e-mail security software - Antigen, and is expected to release a full version next month after acquiring Sybari Softwa…
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'Domain kiting' - New threat on the Internet
Security firm MessageLabs warns the strong development of temporary websites built by criminals is becoming a new threat to the online world community.
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Trojans appear fake Microsoft patch
A new spam campaign has just been launched over the weekend by the emergence of a trojan that can steal passwords attached to a genuine Microsoft Windows update.
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McAfee introduces new security products
Expected in September, McAfee will release a new security software (codenamed 'Falcon') to compete with Symantec and Microsoft products.
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Norton 360 - Microsoft's new competitor for OneCare
Yesterday (May 31), Symantec officially launched a trial of PC Genesis security and optimization application. Last February, Symantec announced plans to develop new secu…
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Trojans make up 85% of dangerous software in May
British security firm Sophos said the number of e-mail containing viruses and worms is continuing to decline as hackers have switched to using Trojan to selectively atta…
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2010: Security software revenue will reach 1.7 billion USD
Revenue of security software in the Asia-Pacific region (excluding Japan) is expected to exceed the 1.7 billion USD mark in 2010, IDC said.