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Flame malware extinguishes itself, Microsoft protects against future burns
Engadget By Sean Buckley posted Jun 11th 2012 12:54AM The folks behind that nasty Flame trojan that burned its way through the Middle East aren't the kind to brag — the malware's manufacturers apparently started dousing their own fire last week. Price Tag for Microsoft Piece of Flame Malware $ 1M |
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Android Struggles to Secure Itself
IT Business Edge (blog) Android security has marked differences from iOS, Apple's more tightly controlled mobile operating system. Indeed, it is a security wildcard. These differences exist at two levels: in the operating system itself and the storefront ecosystem through … |
Well, I got that Vista Security virus in my laptop. Although I’m wondering if it did worm itself into my system since I don’t see it on the start menu. McAfee says my computer is still safe, and it only annoyed me with three pop-ups, the last one begging me to pay for the full version (no, I did not download it). So, is it in my laptop right now and can my current version of McAfee (10.5) detect it?
i went on my computer one day and this program named “neospace internet security v3.0” automatically ran itself, scanning my computer for viruses. i already have a firewall and whatnot so i dont need it. my computer security deemed it a “suspicious file”. i tried to remove it on control panel and tried to put it into the recycle bin, but it refused. i need help please!!!!!