Archive for the Product Reviews Category
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SCars – Introducing A New Program
Securitycadets' is proud to introduce and release SCars. SCars has been a long project for awhile now and it's at that stage where we feel comfortable that it can be released to the general public. What is SCars? To quote the SCars home page:
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Sunday NewsBot: Weekly Round Up (04/10/2009)
Welcome to this weeks round-up. All articles in the NewsBot Centre are imported from blog and site feeds from the world of security and technology. This weeks articles are: Orange announces UK iPhone deal Botnet Reported Loose in Fortune 100
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Sunday NewsBot: Weekly Round Up (30/08/2009)
Welcome to this weeks round-up. This week I have put a timer on this article being published due to work commitments I have. I did think about changing it to a Monday NewsBot, but decided against it. Also, on a side point away from our weekly roun
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Sunday NewsBot: Weekly Round Up (23/08/2009)
Welcome to this weeks round-up. We haven't posted the Sunday NewsBot for a month now due to commitments. It was decided to give our service a break for a month. So, four weeks on, it's back. Expect some tweaks to the service in the coming weeks. A
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Sunday NewsBot: Weekly Round Up (28/06/2009)
Welcome to this weeks round-up. All articles in the NewsBot Centre are imported from blog and site feeds from the world of security and technology. This weeks top articles are: Malware SPAM: KB910721 officexp-KB910721-FullFile-ENU.exe Affiliat
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Microsoft Security Essentials beta is a hit!
It appears that Microsoft Security Essentials, the new product released from Microsoft, is a straight hit: The beta version of Microsoft Relevant Products/Services's security Relevant Products/Services software is a hit. The software giant announced
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Sunday NewsBot: Weekly Round Up (14/06/2009)
Welcome to this weeks round-up. All articles in the NewsBot Centre are imported from blog and site feeds from the world of security and technology. This weeks top articles are: Hackers claim T-Mobile breach after sensitive database info is offere
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Monday NewsBot: Weekly Round Up (25/05/2009)
Welcome to this weeks round-up. We hope whatever you are up to on this holiday weekend, you have a wonderful time. All articles in the NewsBot Centre are imported from blog and site feeds from the world of security and technology. This weeks top arti
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Sunday NewsBot: Weekly Round Up (17/05/2009)
Welcome to this weeks round-up. All articles in the NewsBot Centre are imported from blog and site feeds from the world of security and technology. This weeks top articles are: Shuttle blasts off to fix Hubble Malware SPAM: Western Union - MTCN
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Symantec reach out to correct WinPatrol mistakes!
If you've been sleeping this week you've missed a few things. Just the other day Symantec Support wrongly suggested that WinPatrol was a virus and removed it from someones' computer. Then to charge $99 for it. A day later and Symantec respond: I
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Symantec! Fantastec? Screwtastec!
You know, it doesn't happen often, but today it did. Symantec went from Fantastec to Screwtastec (you know what I mean by that) within the space of a flash. Indeed strong words to use, but sometimes that is required to express a point. Our expert
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Monday NewsBot: Weekly Round Up (04/05/2009)
Welcome to this weeks round-up. Which is posted on a Monday due to the holidays. All articles in the NewsBot Centre are imported from blog and site feeds from the world of security and technology. This weeks top articles are: Comodo Software R
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BitDefender goes the Ask.com Toolbar route
I'm sad to say that the Ask.com Toolbar fever is spreading to more programs. If the confusion with SpySweeper these last few months wasn't bad enough, it appears BitDefender (which I currently use) has the Ask Toolbar included. The guys a Wilderss
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Is CyberDefender still bad? Well StopBadware doesn’t seem to think so!
Two years ago we reported about CyberDefender and the bad practices it took at the time. Two years on and the comments on that article are still flowing as if it was published today. That is a worry because that indicates to me there still is some tr
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ComboFixTool – What’s that all about?
First there was SmitFraudFixTool and then VundoFixTool came onto the scene. What do all these have in common? ... Well, they all imitate legit removal tools for malware. And probably created to gain financial advantages from the traffic the origin
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Introducing WinPatrol 2009
Bill Pytlovany has released a new version of WinPatrol in a history stretching twelve years. It includes a new tab and other features. Read more here. Certainly a tool I recommend to have in your computer armour.
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Ask.com Toolbar is back with Webroot Software
Just a few weeks ago we reported about Webroot's SpySweeper not including the Ask.com toolbar anymore. We thought, after a long period of time, Webroot finally came around to the idea that including the option of a toolbar in their software was not b
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Webroot pull the plug on the Ask.com Toolbar
Never did I think I would be sitting here at home informing you that a company has removed a controversial toolbar from their product. But, today is that day guys. Donna's SecurityFlash today reported that Webroot's SpySweeper appears to have removed
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Sunday NewsBot: Weekly Round Up (01/02/2009)
NewsBot Round-Up time again. With news generated and pulled from all over the web by our NewsBot Centre in the last week. Your site is dangerous Google glitch Obama Administration Outlines Cyber Security Strategy Gates predicts four-year down
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Sunday NewsBot: Weekly Round Up (25/01/2009)
It's that time again for the weekly round-up of news generated and pulled from all over the web by our NewsBot Centre. What's been occurring this week? Win32/Conficker.B/Downadup infections MoD probes virus security breach 'Extradition li
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