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TrueCrypt 7.1 Encryption Software Released
I have been using the encryption software TrueCrypt for a long, long time.
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Scan Your Twitter Account For Safe And Suspicious Users
Are you a Twitter user who is following all users that are following you? Or do you limit your friends list on Twitter to real life friends, business contacts a
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Metascan, A Virus Total Alternative To Scan Files Online
Virus Total is a wonderful service for users who want to scan a file for malware before executing it.
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How to Modify Windows Defender for Compatibility Issues with Security Software
If you are running a full security suite to protect your system against malware,you may notice compatibility issues between nti-malware software and the built-i
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MasterCard SecureCode Explained
I just tried to make a credit card payment at a merchants website that was using 2Checkout as the payment processor.
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How To Remove XP Internet Security 2012
In this post I’m going to tell you how to remove XP Internet Security 2012.
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The Dangers of Using High Tech Facial Recognition Software to Catch Criminals
In the wake of rioting in London, England, the British police are turning to CCTV footage in an attempt to capture the ringleaders involved in the rioting and t
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Don't Want Your Photo To Be Used For LinkedIn Advertisements? Do This!
I have to admit that I'm not a LinkedIn user.
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Microsoft Patch Day August 2011 Overview
Microsoft yesterday evening released this month's security patches for their software products.
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BitDefender Top 100 Removal Tool
Back in 2010 I reviewed the Stuxnet Removal Tool by BitDefender, part of BitDefender's Free Virus Removal Tools on the BitDefender website.
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UK Newspaper “The Sun†Hacked, and Data Stolen
The UK newspaper business must be wondering what’s going on these days.
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Free Outpost Security Suite Upgrades
It was only a matter of time until a security company would come up with an ingenious idea to increase their market share.
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Avast aswMBR, Sophos Anti-Rootkit, Free Rootkit Scanners
Windows XP systems are more prone to being infected with rootkits as Microsoft's latest operating system Windows 7.
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Casir, Common and Stubborn Infections Remover
Casir, which stands for Common and Stubborn Infections Remover, has been specifically designed by its developer to remove virus infections on a system that many
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Skype Update 5.5 With Critical Security Vulnerability
It does not happen often that software updates ship with critical security issues, or that those issues are detected shortly after an update gets released.
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Rkill to Stop Malware Processes
RKill is a free, portable, and lightweight tool from Bleeping Computer designed to stop malicious processes that prevent security software from running.
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Use Exclusions when Antivirus Software is Slowing down your PC
While it is essential to protect Windows PCs with antivirus software, one of the drawbacks of doing so is that it can slow down the PC.
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Selectively Block Cookies in Internet Explorer and Firefox In Realtime
Cookies are small text files that servers can store on your system when your browser or another program connects to them.
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Your Computer Appears To Be Infected, On Google Search
A computer with a malware infection causes serious troubles for its owner or the current users, especially if they are not aware of the infection.
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Avast Internet Security Free License
Like many other security software companies, Avast is offering both a free basic version of their software and a commercial advanced version that comes with ext
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Microsoft Fix-It To Diagnose, Repair Windows Security Issues
Microsoft Fix-It solutions are great, really.
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Microsoft Security Patches for July 2011
It is the second Tuesday of the month which means it is patch day over at Microsoft.
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More Malware found in Android Market
For months now I've been writing about the security problems with Google's Android operating system.
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How Secure Are You On The Internet?
Malware on the web has exploded in recent years.
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Avoiding EFS Encryption Disasters in Windows
Our data is becoming more and more important to us as we're keeping ever more of our lives on our PCs, tablets, smartphones and in the cloud.
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Could Your Smartphone Contribute to Your Death?
Smartphones are wonderful things that have helped people do so much more, be so much more productive and keep in touch with friends and family.
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PayPal: Please update your account information
PayPal users from the European Union are receiving emails these days with the subject "Additional information required by 29.
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University Of California: 3 Banks Can Stop Majority Of Botnets
I never really understood why it was this difficult to identify the people benefiting from running a botnet.
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"Indestructible" Botnet Discovered
Security and operating system companies have been very successful in the last year of taking down major botnets, networks of malware-infected PCs that can act i
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Watch Out for Hardware Keyloggers
Keyloggers are either hardware devices or software which can record the key strokes of a user.
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Beware: Avira Partners With Ask And UniBlue
Free products often have a much wider reach than commercial software.
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Have A Secret? Don't Post It On The Internet!
Here is a rule of thumb that is more important than ever on today's Internet: Do not post anything on the Internet that you do not want others to find out about
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Sega loses 1.29 million people's data in hack!
Sega is the latest company to admit to being hacked and has admitted that in a recent attack on its computer systems, the personal details of 1.
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SUPERAntiSpyware Acquired By Support.com
We have reviewed both the free and professional version of the popular malware remover SUPERAntiSpyware here at Ghacks.
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If Caught in Hacking Crossfire, Defend Your Information Furiously
It seems that those friendly, harmless little hackers from LulzSec have turned their attention, at least momentarily, from computing giants to passing bystander
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3 PS3 "Hactivists" Detained in Spain
Spanish police announced today that they had captured three people suspected of hacking in connection with the recent attacks against Sony’s PlayStation
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Banks Not Required to Utilize "The Best" Security?
In May of 2009 a Sanford, Maine based company, Patco Construction Co, filed suit against Ocean Bank, a division of Bridgeport, Conn.
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Massive Data Theft in Citibank Hack
It's being reported that hackers have stolen the details of thousands of Citibank customers including their account details and personal information.
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RSA Admits That SecureID Tokens Were Compromised
RSA has finally opened up and started talking about the March breach into its systems.
