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July 04, 2009

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Are Chinese Hackers Attacking Your PC?

By Michael Horowitz

| Columnists Article Published July 01, 2009

A security expert notes an alarming trend, and provides guidance to protect yourself against it.
Tags: Linux, Windows, security

6/22: Troj/Agent-KGG is Windows Trojan

Alerts Article Published June 22, 2009

Troj/Agent-KGG is Windows Trojan.
Tags: Windows, security, spyware, trojan, page

6/19: Troj/DwnLdr-HTJ Sets a Registry Entry

Alerts Article Published June 19, 2009

Troj/DwnLdr-HTJ is a Trojan for the Windows platform. When run Troj/DwnLdr-HTJ creates a file \reset5c.dll (detected as Troj/DwnLdr-HTJ) and a registry entry.
Tags: Windows, security, spyware, trojan, page

6/17: Troj/Agent-KEV Set Registry Entries

Alerts Article Published June 17, 2009

Troj/Agent-KEV is a Trojan for the Windows platform that sets registry entries.
Tags: Windows, security, spyware, trojan, page

How to Remove Malware (part 2): Booting from a CD

By Michael Horowitz

| Columnists Article Published June 16, 2009

Using a boot CD to remove malware is more complicated than simply running anti-malware software yet can be more effective.
Tags: Windows, malware, networking, software

Mac OS Sees More Malware

By Alex Goldman

| Features Article Published June 12, 2009

Although Macs still face far fewer security problems than Windows, the trend line is going in the wrong direction.
Tags: OS X, Windows, e-Mail, malware

Adobe Issues Critical Patch for Reader and Acrobat

By Alex Goldman

| Features Article Published June 11, 2009

It's well worth upgrading your version of Adobe Acrobat and Reader.
Tags: Microsoft, Linux, Windows, Mac, malware

Ten Windows Security Bulletins Delivered

By Stuart J. Johnston

| Features Article Published June 10, 2009

Microsoft calls six of the ten security bulletins critical. All told, 31 vulnerabilities are addressed, including one in the newest Internet Explorer.
Tags: Microsoft, Internet Explorer, Windows, e-Mail, server

If users click on a booby-trapped Quicktime file and perform a number of other actions, their system could be completely compromised.
Tags: Microsoft, services, Quicktime, Vista, Windows