Microsoft Warns users about Fake Security Essentials 2010
By Hammad  |  21 days ago  |  2 CommentsMicrosoft

Microsoft Warns users about Fake Security Essentials 2010

Microsoft has warned users about the fake antivirus program know as Security Essentials 2010 which is quite similar to Microsoft’s security protection software. The programs contains a trojan Win32/Fakeinit. If the user installs the fake antivirus program, it downloads and installs  a fake scanner component that monitors other processes...

Proof of concept code for security flaw in Leopard and Snow Leopard posted online
By Imran Hussain  |  65 days ago  |  6 CommentsApple

Proof of concept code for security flaw in Leopard and Snow Leopard posted online

It isn’t daily that you get to hear of security vulnerabilities in Apple’s OS X. Even if security flaws are discovered in OS X, they are rarely exploited for malicious reasons unlike in Windows where viruses are widely available. Recently, a proof of concept code has been made available online that allows a vulnerability to be exploited...

By Imran Hussain  |  180 days ago  |  5 CommentsMicrosoft

Final version of Microsoft Security Essentials releasing soon

I’ve been a very happy user of the limited beta for Microsoft Security Essentials, Microsoft’s free antivirus and anti-malware software. It has been the best antivirus that I have ever used, free or paid. Well, since Microsoft Security Essentials is free, I’m sure it’ll knock out the bloated competition *cough* Norton, Mcafee, Kaspersky...

By Imran Hussain  |  275 days ago  |  15 CommentsMicrosoft

Review of Microsoft Security Essentials, free Antivirus by Microsoft

Microsoft Security Essentials, codenamed ‘Morro’ is the free antivirus solution by Microsoft expected to  launch with Windows 7. Recently a few screenshots were leaked, and just after that the whole application is available of the Internet to download. Microsoft Security Essentials is available for Windows XP (32 bit only), Vista...

By Imran Hussain  |  276 days ago  |  3 CommentsApple

Apple releases a much awaited fix for a Java security hole in OS X

Apple released an update for Java for OS X 10.5 Update 4 OS X 10.4 Release 9 to fix a vulnerability in   Java for OS X which could allow a remote user to take control over your system through malicious Java code. According to Apple Insider this vulnerability could leave users open to ‘drive by’ downloads. No cases had been reported...