Download ESET Cybersecurity for Mac OS X Snow Leopard (Free Trial Edition)

November 18, 2010 · Filed Under Internet Security · Comment 

If you’ve read our article on Ultra Defragger Malware, then this is one good follow up material. ESET, the maker of popular PC antivirus program NOD 32 has announced the release of their ESET Cybersecurity for Mac products. NOD32 is one of the world’s best antivirus solution for Windows machines but recognizing the fast rise of Mac OS X users around the globe, ESET wants to keep pricey Apple computers safe too.

ESET Cybersecurity for Mac Price and Release Date

Just because you have a Macintosh computer, don't ever think you are immune to viruses and other malicious code. Get the free ESET Cybersecurity for your Mac for better security.

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Ultra Defragger Malware: Rogue Anti-Spyware Software

November 18, 2010 · Filed Under Internet Security · Comment 

Ultra Defragger is a malware! It is disguised as anti-spyware software. Ultra Defragger Malware is often mistaken as the legit open source defragmentation tool for the Windows Platform called UltraDefrag.

Ultra Defragger Malware, Ultra Defragger Removal, How to Remove Ultra Defragger, Ultra Defragger Uninstall Guide

False threat results scanned by the fake anti-spyware called Ultra Defragger, a malware.

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Microsoft Admits Google Got Hacked Because of a Glitch in Internet Explorer

January 16, 2010 · Filed Under Internet Security · 3 Comments 

This is a tad ironic but Google is fuming mad because Chinese hackers attacked their email system by exploiting an Internet Explorer flaw. Internet Explorer 8 users should be bothered a little. The online giant announced last week that Chinese hackers accessed the email accounts of Chinese human rights dissidents. Google is already loudly threatening to pull out completely from China if the Chinese government doesn’t back off from requiring Google’s Chinese search engine to censor results that are critical of Chinese government policies. This debacle is getting worldwide attention since Google is showing some teeth against the powerful Chinese communist government. The company is not bluffing; it will bow out of the Chinese online market if the Chinese government won’t relent.

Google Got Hacked?

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“Hayden Kho” Trojan on the Loose | Trend Micro Reports

November 3, 2009 · Filed Under Gadgets · Comment 

Hackers are posting download links to the recent Hayden Kho video scandals and making rounds on the net Trend Micro reported last Tuesday. Trend Micro detected the trojan files TROJ_DLOAD.TID and its payload, TROJ_COGNAC.J, hidden in at least two US government websites. This allegedly is the Hayden Kho Virus or Trojan, however you want to classify it. In fact these days, there is a common notion that the two terms “virus” and “trojan” are the same since both are products of malicious codes and programming. Regardless of how you view it, the Hayden Kho Trojan is a real threat everybody must be aware of.

Trend Micro Detects Hayden Kho Trojan or Virus

Trend Micro Detects Hayden Kho Trojan or Virus

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Twitter Down Because It Is Under DDOS Attack and Still Not Working

August 7, 2009 · Filed Under Twitter · Comment 

Twitter is still down and we got worried a bit because of the reason – a DDOS attack. Twitter, being down this long is really bothersome. First a social network as huge and as popular as Twitter is not uncommon to be spammed. But a DDOS attack? Come on! Hackers really know their way around security holes and this is a terrible security issue. Read more

AT&T Blocks 4chan Website for Alleged DDOS Attack

July 28, 2009 · Filed Under Internet News · 2 Comments 

News has it that AT&T blocked 4chan.org,  sources say. Publishers and webmasters have opposing views on the AT&T ban on 4chan. Others see the 4chan blocked site as offensive and deserves the ban. On the other hand, some view this as censorship. Techcrunch also posted an article about this explaining his view of the ban by AT&T also postulating that it could be due to DDOS attacks experienced by 4chan.org that propelled this move by the ISP. Read more

Free SuperAntiSpyware Professional Edition License

July 26, 2009 · Filed Under Internet Security · 1 Comment 

Our article on Home Antivirus 2010 Removal Method earned us a “Thank you” email from Mike Duncan, Director of Business Development at SUPERAntiSpyware. This software is something we love (not because we got it for free) and would like to recommend to all those who are seeking the best spyware/malware protection for their PC’s. Read more

Home Computer Protection: Download Free Norton Antivirus 2010

July 18, 2009 · Filed Under Internet Security · 26 Comments 

If you’d like to give extra protection for your home PC, become one of the Beta testers of Norton Antivirus 2010. This home antivirus 2010 version of Norton Antivirus software is free to download. All you have to do is fill out a short online form and the download link will be given to you. System requirements of Norton AV Beta are relatively low, FYI: Read more

Imageshack Hacked by Anti-Sec Movement (Unknown and Angry)

July 11, 2009 · Filed Under Internet Security · Comment 

Imageshack Hacked! Imageshack was allegedly hacked by an anonymous group called “Anti-Sec Movement”. All photos hosted with Imageshack have been replaced with the one shown below. The group has been successful in hacking Imageshack, one of the most popular image hosting websites.

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Is Limewire Illegal or the Malicious Use of Limewire Makes it Illegal?

June 20, 2009 · Filed Under File Sharing Programs · 2 Comments 

Is Limewire really illegal? Limewire is one the most popular free File Sharing programs especially among “downloaders”. The quesiton about its legality has been raised by millions of users. Is Limewire illegal? Technically, Limewire is NOT illegal. It is a legitimate software which has gained a name for itself. It even has a commercial (PRO) version. The malicious use of Limewire by way of using it to install malwares and embed malicious codes within files shared across networks makes it an illegal act. Read more

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