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• Malware Attacks SendSpace, Dumps Stolen Data on Public File-Sharing Site

  It has recently been discovered by researchers at Trend Micro that there is a piece of malicious software that automatically uploads stolen data cache to the SpendSpace file-sharing service for when it needs to be retrieved. Creators of malware often use file-hosting and sharing servers for that exact purpose. However, this marks the first time … Continue reading »

• ICSA Labs’ Anti-Virus Testing Program Now Includes Extended WildList Malware

  The one thing about computer viruses that is the worst is that they are always evolving. No matter how fast anti-virus companies make new software to protect you it seems there is always something that they can’t defend against. However, the fact that anti-virus products certified by ICSA Labs can protect users from a broader set of malware should make some computer users rest easier.

• Don’t Get Scammed by a Computer Repair “Professional”

  Whenever there is a computer problem involved, the average user is about as useful as a snowball in Miami. Computers are complex pieces of machinery and the slightest wrong move could take your troubles from bad to worse in no time. Many PC “repair specialists” use this as a way to jack up prices and install a lot of useless things on your computer that will inevitably have you calling them again.

• Senior Sales Executive for Satyam Abruptly Quits

  Satyam Computer Services Ltd., formerly Mahindra Satyam, has had it rough over the past year and a half, especially considering the fact that the company was dragged through a painful law suit for fraud. And while you would expect some good news to come from the company it just isn’t so as the most senior sales executive of the company has, unexpectedly, quit.

• Hackers Break Into Linux’s Kernel.org

  If you are a Linux fan and user then the term “hacker” isn’t always a bad thing. Linux users know that there are two different kinds of hackers out there. The first is the kind that develops free software like the Linux kernel, the other is the one that breaks into your computer, steals your identity and racks up huge credit card charges. Unfortunately, the bad hackers hit the good hackers earlier this month.

• The Essentials of Apple’s iCloud

  The iCloud from Apple will be here before you know it and Apple is just now starting to roll out details about pricing as well as the beta version of iCloud.com. So in case you missed it, here is the low down on Apple’s newest cloud-based service known as iCloud. One thing a lot of people were … Continue reading »

• Ohio City’s Hard Drive Disposal Could Pose Risk of Data Theft

  Columbus, Ohio, may be placing a lot of sensitive data in danger of theft when it retires old computers, according to one security expert. Columbus’ Department of Technology receives guarantees from its computer disposal vendor that all of the hard drives and other parts that may contain sensitive data have been destroyed. However, city technicians have not kept any record of exactly what they have taken out of service and sent for destruction.

• Keep Your Computer Safe with a Windows Service Pack

  Windows 7 debuted back in 2009 and it is starting to show its age, if only just a little. One sign of this is the fact that Microsoft has released the first Service Pack for the operating system. If you don’t already know, a service pack is a collection of updates, bug fixes and enhancements … Continue reading »

• Computer Logistics Services

  If there is anything no company head wants to do himself, it is computer logistics. For most people, computer logistics are an instant nightmare. So many things can go wrong and often times your delivery truck will end up pulling away with technology missing, making the phrase “STOP THAT TRUCK” one of your more frequently … Continue reading »

• How to Prevent Your Computer from Overheating

  The cooling system of your computer is one of the most important features of the machine. Without a proper cooling system the electrical components in your PC would simply be unable to function. A dead give away that your computer is overheating is if it begins to hang, freeze, or gets stuck, much in the … Continue reading »