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McAfee: Spam hides in cyberspace
Security firm McAfee did a test to find out what it already knew - spam is everywhere, and it can come your way with the flick of a mouse. The company, in an experiment, gathered volunteers from Read more...
Another way to spot a hacker
It continues to be hard to spot security vultures, but McAfee's "Mapping the Mal Web Revisited' outlines data from 9.9 million websites to spot the biggest security threats. The report said that Read more...
The 10 most annoying habits of tech firms
PC World conducted an informal survey of its readers to find the most annoying practices and policies of technology companies. The results included complaints about the software sunset policies of Read more...
Trojan infects 500,000 PCs
A Trojan spreading through bogus MP3 files on popular peer-to-peer networks has infected more than a half-million computers, according to researchers at McAfee's Avert Labs. The company first Read more...
Is your VoIP network secure?
Got VoIP security? Well if you don't, this may be the year that you see the first serious attacks on your VoIP networks. It may also be the year that the forthcoming presidential election and Olympic Read more...
McAfee: Microsoft Visa a security risk
Are you worried about Microsoft Vista's security? You probably should be. Criticism of Microsoft's latest Windows operating system has been common, especially with regard to security. Now McAfee, an Read more...
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> Windows Mobile 6 comes to the Treo 750/750v. Article > McAfee predicts good things for Read more...
Storm Worm dupes YouTube fans
YouTube fans beware: You might think that email link is sending you to a video of the Star Wars kid but in reality, the link's purpose may be far less funny. Security experts are warning that online Read more...
Security Threats Are Up, New McAfee CEO Reports
Many of the industry folks who flocked to Las Vegas this week for the Interop trade show were focused on security issues, including Dave DeWalt, McAfee's new president and CEO. In his keynote, he Read more...




