Viruses
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You encountered a USB drive from an unknown source? Do not rush to use it
A new method of distributing digital ransom programs reminds us that it is not recommended to use external storage devices that are not quite clear where they came from
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The threat of software ransom expands: 40% of the market in Israel
The "ransom software scene" continues to grow and improve. 34% of threats to Israel are various types of ransom software, with new versions able to work even without an Internet connection, and others not just encrypting files but deleting them…
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Important to know: There is a way to use a USB drive anywhere without fearing malicious files
A small number of USB drives offer physical write protection and thus can protect us from infecting malware and deleting data when used with foreign computer stands
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Building a Website: Closed Source or Open Source? Know the pros and cons of each approach
When building a website, whether on your own or with the help of a professional, there are quite a few decisions that need to be made in the process. One of the first and most important decisions is whether to build the site in closed or open source, and here…
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The Top Ten
Every year, Future Science searches for the brightest young scientists and engineers and presents them as the top ten brightest
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Only in America: eliminating malware by destroying hardware
In December 2011, a division of the US Department of Commerce decided that the only way to stop the spread of the malware is the total destruction of computer equipment
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Malicious Android apps break into your PC and listen to you
Kaspersky has identified malicious Android apps stealing information from the Android device and sending it to a remote attacker, and then skipping to your PC and listening to you through the microphone
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A serious security breach in Java applications
A warning about a breach in Java led the US Defense Department to recommend that US residents disable the Java application on their computers
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News about the 'Cloud Page'? Beware of poisoned search results
Hackers take advantage of the media buzz created by big news events to poison search results with virus-infected links. Are your search results poisoned? That's how you will know
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ESET Security App - Now on Google Play
ESET's security app for Android smartphones and tablets, now on Google Play
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A guide to viruses, antiviruses and what is in between
This too probably happened - you downloaded a file from the Internet and discovered that a malicious file had been added to your computer. how to manage? How to protect? How to remove? All this and more will be studied in the following guide
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Kaspersky Lab: Oracle and Adobe are the loophole champions
The Kaspersky Lab's second-quarter network risk report reveals surprising findings
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Microsoft: "More Windows 7 Computers Exposed to Malicious Files"
Microsoft is reporting an increase on Windows 7 computers that are vulnerable to malicious attacks
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The attack in Iran is virtual
Iran is in the sights of Stuxnet, the most sophisticated worm ever created
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Microsoft distributes critical security update
The company began deploying a new security update this week following a loophole discovered in all versions of the Windows operating system
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McAfee sows destruction in the world
A failure to update McAfee's latest virus signatures has caused millions of computers to crash around the world
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iPhone OS 4.0 - Coming Soon
The new operating system for iPhones will allow for the first time full multitasking
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McAskarsky hardware-based antivirus
The security company has patented a hardware-based system for detecting particularly stubborn viruses
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Google Buzz - What's the fuss about?
According to its name, Google's new Buzz network is very interesting. So what's all the fuss about?
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Social networks are becoming hotbeds for viruses
New survey reveals an increase of 70% in attacks on social networking users - should be careful
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Kaspersky - Using CUDA to detect viruses
The security company was able to use CUDA technology to detect viruses efficiently and quickly
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Microsoft Bitlocker encryption has been cracked
Russian security company Passware has cracked Microsoft's encryption. Now you can
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Zone Alarm in the field, information thieves and voltage
Check Point's new security suite will protect your computer - even if it's stolen
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Razer's infected drivers, let's be tested
Razer accidentally released a set of drivers - with a malicious worm
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