Computer virus is 25 years old
The first computer virus appeared in 1982, not as dangerous as it is today. It was created by a high school student in Pittsburgh. The virus came into being when the IBM…
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The first computer virus appeared in 1982, not as dangerous as it is today. It was created by a high school student in Pittsburgh. The virus came into being when the IBM…
The virus identification upgrade released on July 15 has caused Symantec's Norton Antivirus software to confuse two open-source software as adware (adware).
The European Commission confirmed the information will give a final ruling on whether the Microsoft software giant violated EU antitrust laws on September 17.
Earlier last month, experts from security firm RSA Security discovered a PHP script that allowed installing phishing websites on a hacked server in just two seconds.
Windows Vista has a built-in anti-spyware program called Windows Defender to prevent malware from accessing and stealing user information. Here are 10 things to know to…
Security vendor Kaspersky accuses a local company called Rising of libel and unfair competition that has caught the attention of Chinese media.
This is the first time suppliers have begun to deploy software integration
A newly discovered Trojan program not only disturbs data inside a victim's computer, but it also smiles at the pain of users.
On January 27, 2008, Microsoft will unveil three new products Windows Server 2008, Visual Studio 2008 and SQL Server 2008. These are products advertised by Microsoft as…
In order to promote and expand software development for multi-core processors, Intel recently announced a global training curriculum for software developers.
Research firm Gartner believes that the iPhone is the culprit of digging into the organization's security system, if employees at that organization use the phone at work…
The new service of the American software group allows people to save documents, e-mail, music, photos, photos, videos ... on the Internet to share with friends. 5,000 pe…
Yang Jerry, Internet Corporation giant Yahoo! Dubbed
The malicious program, called Zlob, is capable of opening back-end ports on users' computers, hiding in files posted on Google's online video-sharing system.
The most powerful figures of the free software community are meeting at Google Headquarters to debate the future, as well as countermeasures against lawsuits from Micros…