Do you know if evil computers are connecting to your PC? If you really want to find out, I recommend that you try two utilities from NirSoft.

Would you like to use a search engine that offers safety ratings on each of the search result links? If so, Ill tell you all about the WOT-SurfCanyon site.

Microsoft has released a security advisory which states that a emergency patch for a critical security hole in Internet Explorer 6 and Internet Explorer 7 will be released on Tuesday, 30th March.

Using the free WOT addon in your web browser will make it easy to see if a website or search results are safe to use. It works in most browsers and operating systems.

Pwn2Own is over and as predicted, Google Chrome is the only browser, which managed to emerge unscathed.

There are two versions of McAfee Stinger now. Both are very good, there’s no reason not to use both of them when you need to clean up an infected PC.

This afternoon when I booted up my netbook, I noticed that Immunet Protect now has over 100,000 users. Is that a big deal? Find out …

Microsoft has released two workarounds to plug the extremely critical 0-day vulnerability in Internet Explorer 6 and 7.

New critical vulnerability in Internet Explorer is being exploited by hackers to compromise user’s of IE 6 and IE 7.

Get a free license of F-Secure Internet Security 2010 for 6 months for commenting on the new F-Secure Blog Safe and Savvy.

Official statements from Secunia and Opera regarding the malformed Content-Length header Security Issue.

A Fake Antivius malware virus is targetting Windows 7 users on the Internet, by displaying a user interface in the web browser which is similar to the Windows Security Center in Windows 7.

New highly critical exploit discovered in Opera, which may allow hackers to take control of user’s system.

A new bout of Twitter DM Phishing spam is doing the rounds where affected users are sending out DMs to their friends which contain links to spam websites. A sample message of the Twitter DM says “haha, This you????” accompanied by a phishing link.

Do you think it’s possible that your PC is infected? Maybe the infection has disabled your anti-virus tools. You can get a second opinion from Trend Micro online. It’s free!