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Recently Kaspersky released their 2010 range of products. With all the new security features in the updated suites, Kaspersky also changed the way their applications are activated.

Desklock allows you to password protect any application. It sits quietly in the system tray and prompts the user for a password whenever any application present in its list is launched.

Prevent is a handy freeware utility that will allow you to completely disable copying, pasting, deleting and moving files and prevent unauthorized access to your files and data.

Rising PC Doctor is a professional and smart security tool for computer users. Rising PC Doctor will greatly enhance your protection against malware and cyber threats.

Running AntiVirus on a machine that won’t boot Windows is a challenge that you can answer. If you’d like to resurrect instead of re-install, you should consider the following option. Most of the major AntiVirus vendors are offering free antivirus rescue CDs. Would you like to find out where to get these CDs and how to use them?

A serious cross-site scripting vulnerability in Twitter can be exploited by hackers to steal passwords of users who simply view the malicious tweets.

Adobe Flash Player, whatever distress it might cause to developers or users alike, is still very prominently used today. Many applications are based on it and many people make a living from it. But our dear Flash Player has a minor Security Feature. A security feature, that’s not loved much.

Protect yourself from Keyloggers while using public terminals by using on-screen keyboards like Neo’s SafeKeys 2008.

A new critical vulnerability in Firefox allows hackers to run any arbitary code and gain control of users system. A bug in Firefox’s new JavaScript rendering engine called TraceMonkey is responsible for this memory corruption vulnerability.

Kaspersky Labs, creator of premier security applications have launched the new versions of their security suites. Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 and Kaspersky Antivirus 2010 are out on the streets. The new updated suites carry a lot of updates and new features to keep you safe from the bad guys. Kaspersky’s software has a very good [...]

I enjoy using Facebook. After using Friendster, Tribe, MySpace, and Orkut, Facebook was a breath of fresh air. I have never received Spam, and I’ve only had one or two random people try to “friend” me during the 2 years that I’ve been a member. Since Facebook evolved from a university setting, it lends itself [...]

We all know the importance of file encryption to store our sensitive data. But still, most of us, don’t do that because of procrastination or simply because we don’t know how to do that. Technically speaking, encryption is the process of transforming information using an algorithm (called cipher) to make it unreadable to anyone except [...]

We hear about Windows security exploitations almost every day. Most of these exploitations are on computers which haven’t been updated with the latest security fixes through Online Update. We don’t though hear enough about exploitations through any other software we might have installed in our system. In today’s world of freeware craze, we install tons [...]

A year has gone and the next is coming. Chances are you had enough of all virus threats this year, and can’t bear any more. Fed up with annoyances and programs that do nothing other than monitoring your activities and causing harm? Here are some tips and habits you can adopt to keep your computer [...]