Plenty more where that came from A day after Microsoft confirmed a vulnerability in Windows applications that executes malicious code on end-user PCs, the first exploits have been released targeting programs including the Firefox browser, uTorrent BitTorrent client and Microsoft PowerPoint.… Read more…
As Symantec haunted by dead celebs Proving there’s not much new under the sun, McAfee is warning travellers to the US to be aware of the danger of fake visa waiver websites.… Free On-Demand Webcast – Virtualizing the Hard Stuff Read more…
Lines up letters Virgin Media subscribers whose computers are part of a botnet can expect a letter warning them to tighten up their security, under a new initiative based on data collected by independent malware trackers.… Read more…
iPhones, iPads, iPod touches safe again Updated Apple has patched a critical iOS vulnerability that allows attackers to install malicious apps on iPhones, iPads, and iPod touches by doing nothing more than luring victims to a booby-trapped website or sending them a tainted email.… Read more…
‘Android will replace Windows’ claims cocky start-up starter Downloads of a free anti-virus app for Android devices reached the 2.5 million milestone last week.… Read more…