- Basic operations to remove fake security software

Recently, the number of computers infected with fake security software has increased significantly, especially those with 2012 characters included, for example ...
- Find and remove Malware with Sysinternals Tools - Part 2: Autoruns

In the second part of this series, I will show you how to use the Autoruns tool to find malware that starts during the startup phase.
- Detect new malicious code to attack Android device

Symantec has discovered a new security threat, dubbed Android.Fakeneflic, that can exploit security holes on the Android device's popular Netflix application.
- Warning virus similar to Stuxnet 'computer worm'

On October 18, US provider of security services Symantec warned of a dangerous new computer virus like Stuxnet 'computer worm'.
- Find and remove Malware with Sysinternals Tools - Part 3

In this article, I will show you how to use the Process Monitor tool to detect changes made by malware to the registry and file system.
- Rihanna 'Viruses' spread 'dizzy' on Facebook

In recent days, many Facebook users have been trapped Rihanna singer 'virus' through links to share this singer on her personal page.
- Duqu computer virus attacked Iranian business

On November 13, Iran acknowledged for the first time that the country was the target of a new cyberattack when this time, the Duqu computer virus targeted computers of businesses
- Israel tested the Stuxnet computer worm to attack Iran

The New York Times reported yesterday that the US and Israel have cooperated to develop a computer worm that undermined Iran's nuclear bomb efforts.
- Many types of malicious code run Twitter social network

Twitter accounts are becoming more and more truncated, making users tricked into malicious websites.
- The United States and Israel are behind the Stuxnet worm, according to the New York Times

On January 15, 2011, the New York Times (NYT) said, the Stuxnet worm was created jointly by Israel and the US to target Iran's nuclear program.
- Red alert on computer viruses in Vietnam

In 2010 alone, 58.6 million computers in Vietnam were infected with viruses. Accordingly, on average, more than 160 thousand computers are infected with virus every day. Network
- Twitter 'hit' fake antivirus software

Twitter changed the passwords of accounts that spread links promoting fake antivirus software.
- Kaspersky Lab launches antivirus products for Android

Kaspersky Lab is preparing to ship security products for devices running the Android operating system. Mr. Evgeni Kaspersky, the CEO of the company informed the news website
- Top 5 most dangerous viruses in the last 5 years

Virus - one of the most frequently encountered threats for computer users, we may still be living and working daily with them without knowing it. For technical and security
- Cloud computing transforms how to prevent viruses?

Many people believe that when cloud computing becomes big, security solutions and anti-virus running on personal computers will soon fall into the 'afternoon market'.
- Virus appears to attack Twitter users

Kaspersky Lab experts have issued a warning about a new worm that attacks Twitter accounts. This worm exploits the Google provider path shortening service goo.gl.
- Difference between Virus, Spyware and Malware

A flu virus develops and replicates by infecting cells on the body and turning them into virus replicating plants. In a place similar to a computer virus ...
- Around the world, about 50% of computers are infected with viruses

In January 2011, the world has about 50% of computers infected with viruses, this is the latest report of Panda Labs in Vietnam, accordingly, these machines are mainly infected
- Vietnam lost VND 5,900 billion because of computer viruses

Survey of Bkav network security company showed that, in 2010, computer virus made users in Vietnam lose 5,900 billion dong.
- Smartphone was attacked by ZeuS Trojan virus

Security firm Kasperky has announced that smartphone phones are a strong attack on the ZeuS Trojan virus.