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VeriSign finally admits 2010 hack but details hidden in SEC filing

Managers not told according to admission buried in regulatory report Internet giant VeriSign suffered a series of data breaches in 2010 and even now senior executives are not sure exactly what was compromised, the company has admitted in a filing made to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).read more »

Symantec retreats from Android malware claims

Apps use aggressive ad network code but AV firm refuses to call them 'adware' read more »

Symantec withdraws pcAnywhere security advice

Remote access software can now be safely used, claims company read more »

Hackers attacking Western defence firms based in China, says Symantec

Skyipot Trojan attacks tracked to servers in Beijing and Zhejiang read more »

Lookout rubbishes Symantec Android malware claim

Advertising network is not malicious, says mobile researcher read more »

Massive Android malware op may have infected 5 million users

Many 'Android.Counterclank'-infected apps remain on the Android Market read more »

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How to protect your smartphone from bad apps

McAfee have released a set of five tips to help ensure that your smartphone remains secure and free of potentially harmful mobile apps read more »

The sheer number of people embracing smartphones makes those mobile devices and the data stored on them attractive targets to Bad Guys looking to access or steal your personal information. And though mobile malware isn't exactly a major issue at this point, it could be if those hackers and thieves have their way. But you can, and you should, do your best to protect your device and your data.

A simple guide to Duqu: should your business be worried?

Fequently asked questions about the latest Trojan infeciton read more »

How to protect yourself from certificate bandits

There have been two major Certificate Authority attacks this year - and the hackers are wielding fake certificates read more »

Scaling back security spending is short-sighted

The motive for corporate crime has only increased read more »

How to monitor employee computer use the right way

Protect your business without intruding into workers' lives read more »

How to uninstall Norton AntiVirus from your Mac

How manually remove Norton Antivirus read more »

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