A slow computer can be both frustrating and time consuming, so we’ve provided a few basic tips to help give your computer its speed back.
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Yahoo, Match and AOL hit by ransomware
Cybercriminals taking advantage of a ‘malvertising’ attack on big name sites including Yahoo!, Match.com and AOL were making in the region of $25,000 per day, according to Forbes.
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The Evolution of Webinject
Last month, we presented “The Evolution of Webinject†in Seattle at the 24th Virus Bulletin conference. This blog post will go over its key findings and provide links to the various material that has been released in the last few weeks.
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Windows 10 to tighten security with prominent 2FA
Microsoft is taking aim at traditional single password systems with the upcoming version of Windows, by including build in two-factor authentication according to ZDNet, which describes the move as “audacious plans to tighten security”.
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iCloud users in China under attack. But who could be after their passwords?
Make sure you are running a half-decent browser, don’t ignore browser security warnings, and enable two-factor authentication.
That appears to be the lesson to learn from the latest attack on Chinese internet users.
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UK takes aim at serious hacking offenses with planned life sentences
Law makers in Britain are discussing a dramatic increase in sentencing for serious hacking offences, according to The Register. Currently in discussion in the country’s upper house, The House of Lords, the move looks to overhaul the Computer Misuse Act 1990, and includes a possible life sentence for serious hackers.
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Top 5 tips for securing your PC
Securing your PC isn’t as complex as it first appears. Here’s five tips to help keep your documents safe and threats at bay.
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Google now offers USB key authentication
Google has added an extra layer of security to its browser, by introducing USB authentication to Chrome, the company has announced in an official blog post.
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Botnet malware: What it is and how to fight it
Malware or malicious computer code has been around in some form or other for over 40 years, but the use of malware to take control of a group of computers that are then organized into something called a botnet is more a twenty-first century phenomenon.
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Proof-of-concept worm can attack network attached storage
A proof-of-concept worm that can hunt network attached storage (or NAS) devices has been created by a security researcher. According to Tech World, the worm can target devices created by three different manufacturers.
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