I believe Malware or Annoyanceware come from many places. Ads on Google and other sites, especially free software, games, coupon and music sites. Avoid Coupon sites, I think the printing services they install on your PC boarder on Malware and track your activity and influence your web
How to clear iPhone Email Badge of Huge Incorrect Unread Gmail Email Count after iOS 7, 8 & 9 Updates
1) Go to full site for Gmail on a computer and click on the gear in the upper right. Go to settings and select 100 conversations per page (this is the max). 2) type in the following in the Gmail search field “is:unread” (without the quotes). 3)
FBI: ‘Ransomware’ virus infecting computers, seizing data
This FBI Virus is like the Energizer Bunny, it keeps going and going and going …. Beware it’s still out there! – JoeSAN ANTONIO – The Federal Bureau of Investigation is warning computer users about a specific type of computer virus known as “Ransomware” thatᅠ…
‘Ramsonware’ targeting smartphones
Just like a computer virus, ransomwear can invade your smartphone if you click on a bad link or download an infected file. This scam has beenᅠ… Click here to visit the original source of this post
Biz Bulletin: Be smart with smartphonesto avoid scams
Hijacked smartphone camera spies on your world
Malware called PlaceRaider, developed by academics at the Naval Surface Warfare Centre in Indiana and at Indiana University, takes control of a smartphone’s camera, relaying information about the target’s physical environment back to the thief.
New Scientist (blog)
Antivirus detects Spiceworks as adware? – Spiceworks
For some reason our antivirus is detecting Spiceworks as adware. I know Spiceworks has ads, but does that really justify … | 4 replies | Spiceworks Support .
Execs Remain Confident on Security While All Is Not Well, Survey Shows
The people in charge of security at large companies and organizations appear to have a pretty high opinion of their abilities and their preparations for attacks by hackers and other security incidents, even if the evidence shows they’re fooling themselves.
According to a new survey out today by PwC Consulting, …
Little monsters learn about internet safety
Pupils dressed up in a variety of monster outfits for the day, where they learned about the importance of staying safe on the web. Youngsters at the school in Walliscote Road were taught how to use online technology safely and responsibly while … | Weston & Somerset Mercury |
Message from FBI could signal computer virus – Local News – MSNBC
If you received a message from the FBI saying your computer has been used to violate copyright laws and download pornography, you may be a victim of the FBI …
Microsoft Urges Internet Explorer Users to Protect Against Targeted Attacks
On Monday night, Microsoft urged users of Internet Explorer 9 and earlier versions to deploy a toolkit that could help protect against a series of attacks hitting its system.
Download and install this Toolkit from Microsoft to protect against IE9 Targeted Attacks Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET)
FY 2013 Continuing Resolution Would Allow More DHS Spending on Border …
The simple $1.047 trillion spending measure also contains several specific provisions on disaster relief, border security and cybersecurity at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The continuing resolution (HJ Res. 117) would fund DHS and other …
Microsoft calls you at home to repair a computer virus: It’s a scam
There’s no way Microsoft or anyone else would know if you have a virus unless they’re the Hacker that put the virus on your comptuer!
If someone calls you at home, claiming to be Microsoft engineers wanting to get rid of a virus on your computer, it’s no doubt a scam. That’s the word the local Better Business Bureau put out today, warning residents in the Columbus and Phenix City …
Be careful out there. The chief causes of viruses and other Malware, imo, are clicking on links in questionable websites, or emails and not having a good up-to-date Free Anti-Virus on your computer. I like Microsft Security Essentials. I love the tag line. “The anti-annoying, anti-expensive, anti-virus program”
-Joe
snopes.com: Windows Live Update Virus is a Hoax
Always check with Snopes.com when you receive any email or notice about a potential virus or security risk.
The verbiage is lifted directly from similarly phony computer virus warnings … The bottom line is that no such (incurable) computer virus exists, has been …
www.snopes.com/computer/virus/windowslive.asp
It’s just a good idea
Computer virus targets Groupon users | NWCN.com Washington …
A warning is circulating for people who subscribe to the popular Groupon deals online.