First detection of spyware attacks Mac OS X
Security experts have just discovered the first adware / spyware to attack Apple Computer's Mac OS X operating system.
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Security experts have just discovered the first adware / spyware to attack Apple Computer's Mac OS X operating system.
Security experts have discovered a flaw in the Firefox browser, potentially allowing hackers to steal user information on websites that allow users to create separate si…
Security researchers at the Trade Conference of the Computer Security Institute in Orlando have warned that hackers with criminal intentions are continuing to promote co…
PCLinuxOS Team has just released a new version of 'Live CD' based on PCLinuxOS called 'Junior' with hardware detection feature that was improved after the old version of…
A new Trojan program hides so well that many security experts have to call this
Yesterday morning (April 20), Inspectorate of the Ministry of Culture and Information, in coordination with the Crime of Economic Crime and position, found a large softw…
A security firm, on March 22, revealed information about one of the most complex bots. According to the security company, the trojan has started to spread on the network…
Instead of sending spam or malicious code in large numbers, those who are controlling ghost computer networks (botnets) start spreading with slower traffic to avoid dete…
Research experts of Sunbelt Software Inc. said they have just discovered a special program they believe is used to create new keylogger and trojan programs aimed at atta…
Scientists believe that the THz wave has great potential in developing important applications such as explosives detection, medical diagnostics, quality control in produ…
Earthquake activity is often monitored by seismic meters - which are carefully and expensive calibrated devices located in sensitive locations.
Researchers at the University of Buffalo, New York have produced a new, inexpensive, chemical-sensitive chip that can be used to detect cocaine.
Researchers at ETH, Zurich, Switzerland have developed a device
Chinese police on May 21 summed up a wanted criminal at a concert by Hong Kong-based Cheung Cheung on the face recognition camera.
According to the Korea Herald, the BBB startup has built a device to help blood test and detect cancer signs.