The Malware Report
Summary: Anti-virus protection has changed. New forms of spyware, trojans, phishing, and run-time packers leave traditional anti-virus software, and your network, vulnerable. IT managers need new solutions to combat the ever changing threats to network security.
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New easy to use card readers offer bad guys crime-ware as a service. One swipe of a credit card and they have access to the account and can even print duplicate cards.
Remote Desktop Services, while allowing you to work remotely, can also give the bad guys access to your computer, or even let them take it over completely.
ESET researchers find dangerous updates have been added to the popular Orbit Downloader program.
ESET discovers an all new banking trojan that not only captures your information on your Windows based computer, but also has a mobile phone component that can take money directly out of your account.
As college students return to school, what up-to-date resources are available to help them get smart about security?
Reputation matters. Using reviews and the information on the app producers can help users stay safe in the Google Play store.
How to users of Google's Android app store look for and avoid the 60,000 plus bad or bogus apps?
How to keep your mobile devices physically safe and avoid theft when traveling on planes, trains, and automobiles. Part two of two.
How to keep your devices safe when traveling on planes, trains, and automobiles. Part one of two.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology now focusing on securing critical infrastructure, like power grids and natural gas lines, throughout the US.
The Onion Router or TOR allows good guys and bad to send messages, sell products, and now launch botnets through an virtually untraceable network.
The FDA announces a security warning for potential vulnerabilities to a variety of medical devices.
98% of all hospitals have had a security breach within the last two years. What is being breached and what are the common security mistakes?
As productivity, efficiency, and financial pressures drive healthcare to use more technology, there is a greater risk of patient data and other private records becoming available to the bad guys.
With more web enabled devices being used on vacations, how do users stay safe from theft while traveling?
