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Spyware News Archive31-Jan-2009
'Tulsa: Police warn against Valentine's Day computer virus (The Oklahoman)The Tulsa Police Department asks that area residents be mindful of Valentines Day-related e-mail viruses next month. Police said the e-mail message usually reads ?Greeting Card sent for Valentines Day? to the targeted user. Police said if people receive this e-mail they should not click the attacked link to download a Valentine's Day card, as this may result in the computer receiving a ...
'How dangerous is online banking? (MSN Money Canada)Sure, the Web makes it simple to manage your money. It also makes your account easier to hack into. Here's a look at the risks and realities -- as well as nine smart tips that can help you protect yourself.
'Security Fix Live (Washington Post)Security Fix blogger Brian Krebs answers your questions about the latest computer security threats and offers ways to protect your personal information.
'Teacher says spyware caused downfall (Moldova.org)A U.S. teacher says her career was destroyed when prosecutors falsely accused her of viewing pornography that was in reality caused by computer spyware.Julie Amero, 47, a former substitute teacher in Norwich, Conn., told ABC News Tuesday that a malicious hidden program -- or spyware -- causing pop-up images of pornography to appear on her middle school classroom computer screen were ...
'Spyware accused skips jail (News 24 South Africa)Sipho Msomi, who faces 93 counts of fraud amounting to R20m after he allegedly installed spyware on government computers, has escaped while awaiting trial.
'Top 5 Anti-Spyware Products 2009 (About.com)For the most part anti-spyware has been merged into larger security suites. The distinction between various threats has become primarily a technical debate. The reality is that many of the...
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