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It seems that we weren’t along in looking on in horror as we saw our Kaspersky Internet Suite 2013 hog almost the entire output of our CPU earlier this week.
Kaspersky explains why their software was grabbing up to 95% of our CPUs resources Read MoreWith Apple users feeling a little less smug about the security of their machines after the recent Flashback/Flashfake malware outbreak, Kaspersky founder and CEO Eugene Kaspersky has even more bad news. The …
Apple lags ’10 years’ behind Microsoft on security claims Kaspersky Read More
With well over half a million Macs reportedly infected with the Flashback Trojan, the myth of Apple’s invincibility to viruses is well and truly smashed.
Apple: stop misleading users and be honest about OSX and viruses Read MoreAs smartphones explode in popularity, ne’er do wells, virtual footpads and mobile garrotters continue to try and find ways to pickpocket your phone and purloin your precious data.
The growing risk of mobile phone malware explained in a hefty graphic Read MoreEugene Kaspersky was recently frothing excitedly about Android’s prospects (he thinks they’re going to bag an 80% market share) so it’s no surprise to see his company manoeuvring for a …
Kaspersky Mobile Security 9 Android app packs eye watering price tag Read MoreWith a set of results sure set to send Apple fanboys howling at the Moon in disbelief, a recent study claims that Macs are far more insecure than Windows PCs, …
Apple’s Mac OS X: “less secure than Windows” Read MoreMany users of Avast anti-virus software appear to have had problems with their computers on December 2 and 3, not because of undetected viruses, but because an update to the …
Avast anti-virus update causes havoc with streams of false positives Read More