- 2011: malware transferred from computer to ... pocket pants

Predictably spike mobile malware is becoming a reality due to the widespread use of new generation smartphones running advanced operating systems.
- The most dangerous places on the Web

Internet is a dangerous place and you can easily 'fall into the trap' of hackers if you do not know how to protect yourself. However, even though you have all the defenses that
- Malware takes advantage of Android smartphones like Botnets

Hackers are targeting mobile phones running Android with the aim of turning them into Botnets with remote control servers and starting collecting victims' data.
- Virus collection of 2010 from Panda Labs

Panda Labs, Panda Security's Security Lab closed this year with an overview of the most remarkable and special viruses that have appeared in the past 12 months. The list of
- 8 technology-related obsessions of the decade

Over the past 10 years, computer users have witnessed threats, threats and spreads all over the world several times.
- Malware uses sex images to distract users

A consultant of IT security firm Sophos warned: don't become a victim of malware using PowerPoint files containing 'room' images from the Kama Sutra.
- New worms spread via email provide fake links

Currently, there has been a kind of worm - a new worm that spreads via email in the form of an ordinary event or advertising newsletter.
- Stunned because the 'worm' spread via email

Symantec's Security Response Department has warned of a new worm W32.Imsolk.B@mm that is spreading through e-mail at a dizzying speed, attacking hundreds of thousands of computers
- Iran: The Stuxnet 'total attack' of industrial systems

Iranian officials confirmed that the Stuxnet worm infested at least 30,000 PCs running Windows in the country ...
- China is threatened by computer 'super virus'

Hackers have warned that the long national holiday in China could make the country the most populous in the world
- 'Deep' decoding attacks the Iranian nuclear reactor

Security researchers say the Stuxnet worm has sneakily attacked heavy industry targets, such as Iran's nuclear reactor ...
- The Zeus Trojan continues to plague the United States

Even though there are dozens of recent arrests aimed at large-scale online fraud organizations worldwide ...
- Nearly 3,000 new viruses appeared in September

According to Bkav, in September 2010, 2,876 lines of computer viruses appeared in Vietnam and infected over 5,610,000 times of computers.
- The world is at risk of virtual war

Security experts believe that the Stuxnet virus, infiltrating some computers in Iran's nuclear program, is part of a darker plan: to start an online war.
- Be careful with polymorphic viruses

Super polymorphic virus (Metamorphic virus) W32.Sality.PET has stormed Vietnamese computer systems in September 2010 with 380,000 infected computers.
- There are 3.4 million malicious attacks on online games every day

Online games are a lucrative piece of land for hackers to attack, steal players' accounts and items and then sell them on the black market.
- Trojans taking advantage of Firefox save user passwords

Newly discovered Firefox Trojan indicates Firefox browser 'force-force' to save user passwords ...
- Mobile code increased by 250% compared to 2009

The above information has just been announced by Juniper Global Research Center (USA). This has made many people startled, especially businesses.
- Free antivirus software is better than the paid one

Microsoft Security Essentials, Microsoft's antivirus software, surpassed a host of other security applications from well-known companies such as Symantec, Kaspersky, Eset and AVG.
- Ensure safety when surfing with McAfee SiteAdvisor

Web browsers such as Chrome, Firefox ... have a warning feature when users access unsafe websites. However, using a dedicated software to do this will be more secure. McAfee