Symantec launched the new generation anti-virus software application
This week at Symantec Vision conference, security firm Symantec will introduce the next generation enterprise antivirus software called Endpoint Protection 11.0.
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This week at Symantec Vision conference, security firm Symantec will introduce the next generation enterprise antivirus software called Endpoint Protection 11.0.
A spam attack campaign impersonating Microsoft's security warning message has just been booted by hackers with the goal of tricking users into downloading and installing…
On June 12, the software giant released 4 patches
Less than 24 hours after the official launch, security experts discovered 18 holes in the latest browser.
Microsoft yesterday (June 7) announced that it will release a monthly update to fix critical vulnerabilities in Windows Vista and Internet Explorer 7.
Shortly after eEye Digital Security announced that Yahoo Messenger had a series of malicious errors, a security researcher pointed out where the error was and released t…
Symantec has released a free trial version of the new Norton AntiBot software that identifies malware on the system by analyzing their behavior.
Security firm Bitdefender has announced a new worm called Worm.Sohanat.Z that infects Yahoo Messenger multimedia messages by enticing users to click on links.
Just one day after security experts introduced the Google Toolbar vulnerability in Firefox, another similar vulnerability was found in Google Desktop.
IBM warned there exists a huge flaw between the number of widely published security bugs and the number of security bugs discovered but not disclosed.
Sophos, the world's leading IT security company, has announced a list of the most popular malware (malware) in May 2007, which is causing trouble for computer users arou…
According to Microsoft, Vista is the company's safest operating system ever. Windows Vista promises to lock down the PC and create an era
Researchers and security companies are struggling with the emergence of a new user attack tactic that can easily pass through their surveillance eyes.
SanDisk on June 4 launched two new USB flash memory cards designed for data security and speed up data access.
Security firm Symantec on May 29 warned hackers could easily attack Mac OS X through a deadly Samba application security vulnerability built into the operating system.