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How McAfee helps Facebook
McAfee helps Facebook in four ways: scanning and cleaning up malware, scanning and cleaning up adware, offering its security software for six months free, and scanning links on the social network.
7 Easy Ways to Speed Up Your Business Computers
Chris Cope is CEO of SlimWare Utilities. The company is founded on the premise that cloud computing and crowd-sourced applications will revolutionize the performance of personal computing.
MyPCGeekSupport Now Offering Free Unlimited Computer Tech Support for 7 Days
Consumers worldwide may now have their computers repaired and tuned up remotely free of charge(PRWEB) April 25, 2012 MyPCGeekSupport, a division of MicroSmarts LLC, is excited to offer 7 days of free tech support for a limited time. This comprehensive support available worldwide, offers consumers a unique opportunity to have their PCs repaired remotely by live PC experts. It also includes ...
Lavasoft Delivers Next Iteration of Ad-Aware
Lavasoft, the original anti-malware company, today announced new capabilities within its award-winning anti-malware software focused on real-time protection. Ad-Aware 10.1 is desig
Thousands May Lose Internet Access Due To Virus
Hundreds of thousands of people could lose access to the Internet and San Diegans could be among them. It is because of a computer virus that most people do not even realize they have.
Facebook Partners With Sophos to Identify Potentially Malicious Posts
BOSTON, MA-- - Sophos today announced a partnership with Facebook to help protect users from links that lead to malware or malicious sites.Facebook will use the website reputation service provided by SophosLabs, ...
Hands-on with five antivirus apps for the Mac
Which antivirus software is the best for Mac users? It depends on your needs.
The good and bad to retrieving password
A parent buys a notebook for daughter but can't remember the password.
Is it really time to run AV on your Mac?
No matter which way you slice the numbers, the sheer volume and variety of Windows malware makes running XP, Vista or 7 without antivirus far more risky than running any version of Mac OS X without antivirus.
FBI warns travelers of pop-up window cyber-attacks
If you're traveling abroad, your laptop could be attacked. That much, is certain, according to the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, which warned this week that hackers are "targeting travelers abroad through pop-up windows while establishing an internet connection in their hotel rooms."
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