Passwords are not enough to protect your PC
An expert in cyber crimes confirmed that passwords are basically not secure and constitute a major security threat to companies.
Jason Hart, senior vice-president for Europe at security firm Cryptocard explains the simple software used by ...
MOST of IT users don’t encrypt USB
Over of the IT professionals in the world don’t use encrypt the USB ,so they use their company's data ,the last survey shows that more than 11% out of 200 operators IT said ,they use pass word to encrypt their sets 67% have agree to get thei ...
Electronic Alert to avert cyber crimes
A number of American public and private sectors organs have started to set up an online fraud alert service.
These organizations include; Microsoft, eBay, Citizens Bank and numerous US regulators, consumer organizations and security groups ...
The malware Kits used by the Hackers are not secured enough
A new study revealed that cyber criminals do not take necessary measures to protect the tools they use for attacking websites.
Web security experts say that many of the malware used by the hackers are full of weaknesses. They added that ma ...
AT&T Security hole endangers E-mails of I Pad users
AT&T recognized the existence of a security hole in its website that might have likely endangered the emails of more than 100.000 of iPAD Users. The Company said that this weakness might have made them soft targets for Hackers attacks.
Exploitable flaw in Adobe Reader Acrobat and Flash
Adobe has announced that an exploitable flaw in Adobe Reader 9.x, Acrobat 9.x, and Flash 9.x and 10.x has been discovered and is being actively exploited. Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux versions are all affected. The flaw allows arbitrary code execu ...
Dynamic Security for Data Centers
An IT company announced it's new "dynamic security model" that delivers world-class network security to the data center of the 21st century. Juniper's dynamic security model uniquely helps IT adapt to new user behaviors and changing data flows res ...
Online Security Threats Rise in May
A recent report show that spam, viruses, phishing and malware were all up in May.
The report found that more than 12 per cent of all internet-based malware intercepted in May by a team of researchers was new, showing a rise of 1.5 percenta ...