Computer users’ growing demands for online interaction exposes them to all sorts of malicious software.
Recently discovered malware that masquerades as an IQ test, combines virus, rootkit and worm — malicious code for one fatal formula.
BitDefender has been rated ‘best for beginners’ by Which? Computing, in its recent review of Computer Security Suites.
Vulnerability in two of the world’s most popular applications part of recent attack on Google and Adobe; millions of users still exposed.
A generic detection which deals with specially crafted PDF files exploiting different vulnerabilities found in Adobe PDF Reader’s Javascript engine has topped BitDefender’s top ten e-threat report for December.
Fraudsters using ever more creative channels of distribution
Don’t let this holiday season be tarnished by identity theft; Shop online safely
‘Conficker – One Year After’ details how the Conficker worm has spread since 2008 and how it could become a bigger threat in 2010.
According to BitDefender, the biggest risk to computer users is currently Trojan.AutorunINF.Gen, a generic family of malware abusing the Autorun feature in Microsoft Windows operating systems.
What every savvy shopper in pursuit of online deals should know before entering a credit card number.
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