Articles Archive for 19 January 2010
Posted in Information and Removal on 19 January 2010
ArmorDefender is a fake anti-spyware application that is promoted by malware and uses various misleading methods to trick you and make you think that your computer is actually infected with various viruses when in reality it’s not. Well, at least your PC is not infected with those reported viruses. However, ArmorDefender [...]
Posted in Information and Removal on 19 January 2010
Recent cyber attacks on Google and other organisations have been covered greatly by the media, much owing to the size and notability of the Companies affected. However, what this incident really does is bring to view the true complexity and sophistication of computer threats, and that any user or organization - large or small, could potentially be at risk.
Although [...]
Post from: TrendLabs | Malware Blog - by Trend Micro
Posted in Information and Removal on 19 January 2010
In the wake of the highly publicised “highly sophisticated and targeted” attacks on Google, at least three major governments have issued advisories urging their citizens to switch browsers away from Microsoft Internet Explorer. A well-known security company has redesigned their web sites to include a large ominous “Operation Aurora” graphic (that links to trial downloads [...]
Posted in Information and Removal on 19 January 2010
On Friday, The German Federal Office for Information (BSI) Security warned computer users against using Internet Explorer version 6, 7 and 8 because of the attacks by hackers on Google server. They encourage people to switch from Internet Explorer to Firefox or Google Chrome.
However, Cliff Evans, head of security and privacy in Microsoft, doesn’t think [...]
Posted in F-Secure on 19 January 2010
A program or technique that takes advantage of a vulnerability to remotely access or attack a program, computer or server.






