To many it seems patently obvious, but not to all: Windows users who do not run updated anti-malware software are much more likely to be infected with malware. Microsoft releasedLEER MÁS
The first variant of BASHLITE, detected as ELF_BASHLITE.A (ELF_FLOODER.W), was spotted by Trend Micro shortly after the existence of the ShellShock bug came to light. The threat, which was theLEER MÁS
Enterprise firms are facing a security headache as they attempt to increase their mobility without risking data loss. Research from Gartner also indicates that the issue is only going toLEER MÁS
Security experts are warning of a major security threat which could allow malicious copycat apps to take the place of their legitimate namesakes on iOS 7 and 8 devices, andLEER MÁS
Isolating a sensitive computer network from the Internet can be an efficient security measure, but threat actors have found ways to get around it. A group believed to be linkedLEER MÁS
Maybe you already saw this kind of post on your Facebook Newsfeed, Groups and Fan pages, most people that saw this will thought that this is a cool application thatLEER MÁS
Fast food franchise Pizza Hut has revealed its chain of stores fell victim to a year-long malware campaign in 2013 which hit point of sales systems and caused order transmissionsLEER MÁS
Seguramente muchos de los usuarios actuales nunca hayan visto ni oído hablar de los virus de macro, y posiblemente de ese desconocimiento se quiere aprovechar este virus. Los virus deLEER MÁS
There are once again some needlessly scary security articles going around, this time concerning “WireLurker”. WireLurker is a form of malware that tries to get people to install it onLEER MÁS
BlackEnergy was first identified several years ago. Initially, BlackEnergy’s custom plugins were used for launching distributed denial-of-service attacks (DDoS). As time went on however, Kaspersky Lab researchers noted, BlackEnergy2 wasLEER MÁS
