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According to a new study, small and medium enterprises in Malaysia in 2008 will spend up to $ 4.6 billion to spend on activities to buy, maintain and upgrade their commu…
According to the US Department of Homeland Security, open source always tends to have a serious error every 1000 lines of code, thereby allowing hackers to exploit the s…
People who use online banking services should be cautious with new viruses appearing on Windows that can steal account login information.
Being considered as a security software has many advantages, but the anti-spam (spam) function of Norton Internet Security 2008 (NIS 2008) is not worthy of the utilities…
Attacks exploiting vulnerabilities in most versions of Excel are still ongoing, Microsoft's security group announced on Tuesday.
Security firm Immunity released a code to exploit a deadly security bug in Windows recently released by Microsoft.
A Russian security firm Gleg Ltd said it has discovered an extremely dangerous security bug in the multimedia application RealPlayer that could be exploited to remotely…
The software giant plans to release two security updates for the Windows operating system next Tuesday, within the first security bulletin of 2008.
Security firm Sunbelt Software Distribution said it found a dangerous new
Microsoft deliberately did not want access to some of the old file formats, including many created by its own products, which raised security issues for Office's latest…
Social networking sites not only attract ordinary Net surfers but also high-tech criminals. Security experts predict this will be the target of this type of crime in 200…
Microsoft on January 8 released a patch for an extremely serious security hole in the Windows operating system. This error can be exploited by hackers to attack users wi…
Malware authors have tended to increase dramatically in 2008, creating a very prosperous underground economy. That is a judgment from security technology researchers.
Radio frequency verification technology will be used to measure the run time of athletes at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, attached to the ball to arbitrate the judge proper…