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Avoid the 8 Common Mistakes of Windows 7 Migration
When you're migrating operating systems, things to go wrong. Sometimes these problems are negligible, other times they're devastating. Keep that in mind while you read this white paper on avoiding...
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The Russian approach to battling breaches
Natalya Kaspersky tells how Kaspersky Lab and "daughter" site InfoWatch are working to keep computers and data safe and sound.
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Avira Antivirus update cripples millions of Windows PCs
Avira has sent out a defective antivirus update that is causing paid versions of its product to block critical Windows processes and third-party software, effectively rendering millions of PCs...
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The cyber security implications of Iran's government-backed antivirus software
According to independent industry reports, Iran has banned the import of foreign security software, and has been secretly working on its own antivirus solution since 2010.
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Researchers spot fake mobile antivirus scanners on Google Play
Security researchers from AegisLab have spotted numerous fake mobile antivirus scanners, currently available for download at Google's Play marketplace.
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DNSChanger to knock 350,000 users off Internet this July
The DNSChanger botnet is long dead, fixes for the malware have been around for months, but over 350,000 users still haven't fixed their computers or routers, so in July they'll be knocked off the...
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Facebook announces Antivirus Marketplace
Facebook has partnered with five companies (Microsoft, McAfee, TrendMicro, Sophos, and Symantec) to provide improved security for its users. That includes free antivirus solutions for six months.
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Huge Twitter spam campaign for fake antivirus discovered
A new spam campaign is pushing a fake antivirus via hundreds of fake Twitter accounts and thousands of tweets. Don't click on links just because someone tweeted them to you.
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Has Flashback malware made you consider installing antivirus on your Mac?
Hello Mac users, welcome to the problems facing Windows users!
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Anonymous leaks Symantec's Norton anti-virus source code
Anonymous has released what appears to be the source code from Norton Antivirus 2006, in what could be a seriously damaging exercise for Symantec.
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Samsung approves LCD spin-off; focus shifts to OLED
Samsung plans to spin-off its loss-making LCD business into a separate entity later this year, as it shifts its focus to OLED televisions.
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Tech job cuts at lowest level since 1997: report
Tech layoffs jumped again in the second half of 2011, but not enough to offset a very good year for the industry, according to latest Challenger findings.
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BMC Remedy OnDemand for the public sector
Federal, State and Local government IT departments have been given their marching orders to reform IT management by the Federal CIO. BMC and Dell are positioning themselves as being able to help...
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DNS provision pulled from SOPA, victory for opponents
In a move the tech sector will surely see as a victory, a controversial antipiracy bill in being debated in Congress will no longer seek to require ISPs to block access to overseas Web sites...
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Symantec confirms hacker theft of Norton anti-virus source code
Symantec, the anti-virus maker, has confirmed that a hacking group has stolen a "segment" of its flagship product. The group said it would make the source code available.
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Oracle top CRM vendor with Salesforce.com No. 2, says IDC
Eighteen vendors had 63 percent of the CRM market with 170 vendors splitting the rest of the category.
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UK government 'bracing' for private email, text messaging FoI requests
If you're a Freedom of Information request hound, the UK's data protection agency has ruled that private emails of government ministers are covered under the law.
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Govt. shares indigenous telecom tech with private sector
Broadband technology GPON, indigenously developed at the govt. of India's R&D center is being shared with the private sector to enhance the country's telecom backbone.
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New antivirus software targets 'micro' businesses
Avira Endpoint Security offers 15-month coverage for three users starting at $148.65.
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Popular free antivirus apps for Android fail anti-malware tests
The latest comparative review of free antivirus applications for Android, courtesy of AV-Test.org, offers an interesting insight into just how effective or ineffective those applications really are.
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Staples, McAfee offer online security tips for Cyber Monday
McAfee asserts that employees will put their companies at risk -- more than ever -- on Cyber Monday.
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