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Android Smartphones Need Antivirus Protection
The advent of smartphones has led to total dependency on the device due to its astounding capabilities. Smartphones can be used for making and receiving calls, checking and sending emails, browsing, making online purchases, mobile banking, paying bills, controlling smart…
Top 4 Security Threats to Windows 10
After its release in July 2015, Windows 10 has earned its stripes as being more secure than its predecessors. With the new browser Edge and Windows Defender under its wings, the new Microsoft Operating System (OS) became an instant hit…
How to Remove FBI Virus from Your Android Device?
Fraudsters who make money off of online scams can be pretty good at what they do. A few years ago, scammers devised a ransomware that caught browsers off guard and many even paid the price, literally. The ransomware displayed a…
PC Users Find Kaspersky Software Too Hot to Handle
Security software are built to protect your PC against imminent threats and help the system run smoothly. But you can’t say the same thing about Kaspersky Internet Security, aka KIS in short – the kiss of death for your loyal…
AVG’s Web Extension Found to Bypass Chrome’s Security Check; Infuriates Google
AVG has once again upset its customer base and proven that it lacks due diligence and competence needed in an antivirus company to stay afloat in the security business. Just few weeks before the New Year, a research team from…
6 Tips to Improve Network Security
Online attacks on big brand businesses have become a norm in the news headlines in the recent years. If we look at statistics, 1 out of 5 small businesses in the US fall prey to cybercrime each year and a…
Three Workarounds for Windows 10 Pain Points
For many Windows 10 users, the new operating system (OS) is becoming a source to exercise their patience. That’s because the new OS has some major flaws that flusters their work flow and drains productivity. A vast majority of people…
The Era of Computer Malware
The relationship of computers with malwares is somewhat like Yin and Yang; they have contributed to each other’s development to this day, and inadvertently give business to one another. The existence of malwares is considered more bad then good, but…
6 Quick Tips for Safe and Happy Gaming Experience
In 2011, a hacking group calling themselves Lizard Squad intruded Sony’s servers and brought down it’s popular gaming network, the PlayStation (PSN). The hackers reportedly stole personal data of over 75 million accounts, which, when expressed in financial terms, turned…
This Halloween, don’t let cybercriminals spook you
Halloween is around the corner – the festival that is known to be associated with overcoming fear through fun, frolic, and not to mention festival shopping. Halloween is first among the series of winter holidays that draw closer to Christmas…
