Yahoo email critical flaw patch ineffective, say security researchers
Yahoo fixed an XSS flaw in its email application earlier this week but it apparently doesn’t repair the problem. If you use Yahoo Mail please read this article from Tech World.
Yahoo fixed an XSS flaw in its email application earlier this week but it apparently doesn’t repair the problem. If you use Yahoo Mail please read this article from Tech World.
Yet another security flaw was discovered in the current version of Java that allows cyber criminals to install software on computers without the owner’s knowledge or consent. The software allows cyber criminals to perform all sorts of mischief on the target computer ranging from turning the computer into a zombie to identity theft. Java is the most used… Read More »
Bob’s antivirus program gave us a bad rating My anti-Virus gave you a very bad rating. I will try to correct that rating with them. Maybe you should do the same. Trend Micro Titanium is the ant-virus. Love you guys. You’ve been only helpful to me. Bob Our answer Thanks for your nice comments, Bob. We’re not sure… Read More »
As we’ve mentioned many times before, viruses and Trojans are very nasty things, but the chances that you’ll be infected by one of them are far less than the chance you’ll install a rogue software program on your computer. And if you think Rogues aren’t as bad as viruses and Trojans, keep in mind that most Viruses and Trojans can… Read More »
This article originally appeared on ReadWrite and it’s another example of the powers of government encroaching on the private lives of its citizens. We’d like to know what you think. Please read the article and give us your feedback. Do you think it’s a good idea? Who is going to pay for this mass storage? Do you think… Read More »
This tip was inspired by the following question submitted to us by Carma: “My computer won’t allow AVG to download and I tried to download Avast (free) and it goes to CNET downloads and that has bundlers in it when you download from them. I have SUPERAntiSpyware and Malwarebytes – is that enough to protect me from viruses, etc.?… Read More »