Distributors stories - Page 18

Cybercriminals harness Valentine's Day, concocting scams from fake dating sites to malware eCards. Beware of their unloving schemes.

Mayoral candidate Jack Yan is hosting a speaking tour in Europe starting next week as part of his 2010 mayoral bid.

Gen-i's CEO Chris Quin is claiming that XT mobile services affected by today's outage are functioning and that the majority of services have been restored.

Web surfers have been duped into purchasing fake online security software that actually facilitates the installation of malicious code.

Security will only become more important in the future, and I personally think it's more about mindset than technical ability.

A debate on the legitimacy of the 'Trojan defence' in child porn cases grows, with concerns over convicting the innocent.

Distributor Soft Solutions transitions to vendor, launching the Business Continuity Appliance to address SMEs' gaps in cost-effective hardware failure recovery.

National Journal unveils cyberwar realities, differentiating between cyberwarfare's role in conflict and cybercrime's impact.

I've just been dropped off by boat with three other fellow survivors onto a pier on the outskirts of New Orleans.

HTTPS can't guarantee safety, warns expert, highlighting misconceptions surrounding web security and the risks of spoofed sites.

Microsoft's launch of the free Security Essentials stirs the pot as Symantec criticises its effectiveness against modern threats.

As of somewhere around 2.45 on Monday, 7th September, Win32/Induc.A represented 0.64% of ESET's worldwide detections for September so far.

A malware infection does not equal one malicious file being installed on the system – many files may be affected.

In a world where personal info is public, being creatively dishonest might just save your online security, suggests ESET's latest advice.

New revelations from ESET highlight how Macs are not immune to cyberattacks, challenging the myth of their invulnerability.

Dive into the endless beauty of the ocean with Wii's 'Endless Ocean', offering an unparalleled virtual scuba experience.

Two Worlds on Xbox 360 struggles with clunky controls and lacklustre graphics, a far cry from its RPG aspirations and potential.

Rich in gold and coal mining history the West Coast is also home to IT@Work which has been servicing the local community since 2002.

Get ready to run around with your footy shirt over your head in celebration as Codemasters have brought us an all-new Sensible Soccer for 2006.

Last year, after a long time in development, Crytek Studios bought Far-Cry to the PC and impressed many gamers with the quality AI and detailed graphics.