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Stop Spyware in Its Tracks With Open-Source HijackThis
HijackThis, useful as ever but now open source, helps you spot anomalies in your Windows and program installations.
City police officer pleads guilty to using spyware to track wife
A city police officer admitted Monday that he used cell phone spyware to keep track of his wife after he suspected she was cheating on him. He pleaded guilty to unlawfully using an electronic device to intercept the function of a computer system.[...]
Cop concedes he used spyware to keep tabs on spouse
A city police officer admitted Monday that he used cell phone spyware to keep track of his wife after he suspected she was cheating on him. He pleaded guilty to unlawfully using an electronic device to intercept the function of a computer system.[...]
Updated Oxygen Forensic Suite 2012 Retrieves Passwords from iOS Keychains, Analyzes Spyware Activities and Offers ...
Oxygen Software updates Oxygen Forensic Suite 2012, the company’s flagship mobile forensic tool, offering investigators a greatly improved experience with more information accessible in easier ways. The newly added Spyware section allows analyzing logs and activities performed by common spyware applications, and allows accessing chunks of data that would be otherwise inaccessible to an ...
MacScan 2.9.3 with Google Chrome & SeaMonkey Support Released
SecureMac is proud to announce the release of MacScan 2.9.3, the latest version of its award-winning anti-spyware and security software, which features tracking cookie detection and cleaning for Google’s Chrome browser and SeaMonkey browser. In celebration of the latest release, MacScan is available for a 30-day functional trail download to audit security immediately and special discounted ...
Wikipedia ads point to infection, says Foundation
Readers who are seeing ads on Wikipedia articles are likely to be using a web browser that is infected with malware, the Wikimedia Foundation has warned.
Wikipedia ads point to infected computer, says Foundation
Plug-in designed for Chrome browser, but also likely to affect Firefox and Internet Explorer.
Google alert claims users' Internet may shut down July 9
Google is spreading information about the DNSChanger malware, but for some the warnings may persist even after removing the malware.
2012 dubbed 'Year of the Smartphone Hacker'
Smartphone users are at risk of banking Trojans, spyware and infected apps and don't even realize it, say security experts who predict 2012 will be the "Year of the Smartphone Hacker."
How to protect yourself online
To help thwart hackers, OnGuardOnline.gov advises using anti-virus and anti-spyware software and taking the following steps to secure your computer: Change the name of...
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