Posted May 29th, 2007 at 3:29 PM by Robert Nelson Section: Security , Computers , Software , Peripherals Yoggie Security Systems announced the launch of a full security suite on a USB stick. via Gadgetell
Adware Removal software will detect a multitude of spyware, adware, Trojan horses, keyloggers, and trackware components, sources of irritation that many antivirus products do not deal with. via Softpedia
“How do we tag information so it doesn’t leave that device unless you want it to?”
In one of his first major keynotes, the new president and CEO of McAfee said the threat landscape is changing and expanding, and the security vendor is looking to take on security risk management as a whole. via InformationWeek
“The criminals are so far ahead right now that it’s a little bit ridiculous”
For $50, consumers can prevent what was on average a $5,720 crime last year. The overall cost of identity theft has fallen 12 percent, from $55.7 billion in 2005 to $49.3 billion last year, but the percentage … via The Washington Times
PSP or Play Station Portable became so popular with gamers due to its flexibility. via American Chronicle
“Advanced WindowsCare v2 Personal finds what others miss.”
Our blazingly fast PCs running at the now famous Scryber Labs are tough tech toys. via The Sun
“Focusing on bad actors and criminal conduct is preferable to an approach that criminalizes technology or imposes notice- or consent-type requirements”
Although legislation approved by the U.S. House of Representatives could send the worst spyware offenders to the slammer if it were to become law, it does not contain a provision requiring informed consent on … via E-Commerce Times
Oriens BatchMany Professional Edition 3.1 Report spyware Oriens BatchMany Professional is the ultimate photo software suite comprising of all imaging tools under one hood: image editing and enhancements, batch … via Softpedia
UltraGet YouTube Video Downloader 1.0.1 Report spyware UltraGet Video Downloader was designed to be a free tool that will download FLV videos from YouTube. via Softpedia
“First nuclear act of terrorism!”
A new batch of reports on malicious code are out, and the news just keeps getting worse. via Government Computer News
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