Security basics
Common mistakes of being infected with malware
By Gina on August 19, 2010 | Security basics
Nowadays, when we live in a world full of great technologies there is also a huge risk to be a victim of cybercriminals. In this way the Internet becomes a perfect place for hackers to use people trust for their malicious intentions. Social networks such as Facebook and Twitter make or break your daily life. Computer is a huge tool for hackers to ruin people’s lives and make a fortune of their reliability. Read more.
Can’t open EXE files? We have a solution
By Bryan on April 22, 2010 | Security basics
Modern computer infections are especially pesky as they annoy victims in every possible way. Frauds like Windows Security System 2010 , Win 7 Malware 2010 and XP Security Tool 2010 are able to set themselves to run instead of regular security tools. In some cases the malware launches instead of every application, i.e. when user tries to run any *.exe file. This happens because malware of this type modifies Windows Registry. Read more.
What Helps When Windows Does not Start in Safe Mode?
By Luciana on April 22, 2010 | Security basicsSafe mode is a controversy option which is necessary for Windows to work properly. In safe mode computer starts only with those files that are viable for PC to work correctly. In cases when the parasite automatically start with Windows and block most of the legitimate applications from running, it becomes beneficial tool in fighting malware. Moreover, most of the malicious programs' processes do not run in Windows safe mode. This is a perfect chance to remove malware. Read more.
How to Create a Secure Password?
By Luciana on March 8, 2010 | Security basics
I believe you have not one web site you have log into. Many of them requires a password for detailed usage of it. It also has to be noted, those web pages that are serious about their security even set few rules for creating a password. I am sure that you've noticed that few of them may ask you that your password would be at least eight characters, or must contain non-alpha-numeric characters, or must use at least one uppercase letter and etc. Read more.
iPhone apps could steal data
By Gina on February 9, 2010 | Security basics
There are more than 42 million iPhones out there. This makes the device an attractive target for malware creators. And this should make Apple take iPhone security more seriously. According to security expert Nicolas Seriot, it’s relatively easy to make an application which could spy on user.Seriot’s presentation at the Black Hat Conference in DC revealed how vulnerable iPhone users are and how little is done to prevent data theft. Read more.
