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Found first security flaw hits Vista

Myantispyware team March 1, 2007 No Comment Exploits & Vulnerabilities

The security firm eEye has discovered one of the first security flaws to directly affect Windows Vista, a bug that it claims allows local users to escalate their privileges. The flaw involves Windows’ system for managing user security levels, User Account Control (UAC), which was introduced with Vista. UAC is designed to limit the damage
The Patch day!

Myantispyware team April 12, 2006 No Comment Critical patch

Microsoft released the following Security patches: Critical: Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer This patch should be applied as fast as possible, but due to a change in ActiveX functionality requires extra careful testing. Microsoft bundled all but one of this months Internet Explorer updates in this “Cumulative update”. This particular update patches no less
Fake video addon VideoC

Myantispyware team January 11, 2006 No Comment Tips

SunbeltBlog have written about VideoC before We’ve been seeing this for a while now — a file starts to play, then is interrupted with a message that the user needs to install VideoC. Of course, there is no such player called VideoC. Instead, what you get is a big, fat nasty payload of spyware. (a
Autoruns – Hunt down autostart programs wherever they hide

Myantispyware team November 29, 2005 No Comment Free Software, Tips

Upon installation, many applications configure themselves to start automatically when you log on. Applications do this so that they can automatically check for updates, because they use system tray icons to interact with users, or because they add functionality to Windows components such as Windows Explorer. However, most such applications don’t ask permission before inserting
Protecting kids from spyware, adware and malware

Myantispyware team November 20, 2005 No Comment Malware removal, Tips

If your kids surf the Internet, chances are they’re going to want to download games, music, and other programs that may expose your computer to spyware or other unwanted software. Spyware is a general term used for software that performs certain behaviors such as advertising, collecting personal information, or changing the configuration of your computer,
Anti-Spyware vendor McAfee announces spyware week

Myantispyware team November 15, 2005 No Comment Malware removal

Anti spyware vendor McAfee Inc., the leader in Intrusion Prevention and Security Risk Manager offers free trials which are designed to raise awareness of the growing threat of computer spyware. Antispyware vendor, McAfee, Inc., the leader in Intrusion Prevention and Security Risk Management, today announces the beginning of McAfee Stop Spyware Week, a global initiative

Found first security flaw hits Vista

The Patch day!

Fake video addon VideoC

Autoruns – Hunt down autostart programs wherever they hide

Protecting kids from spyware, adware and malware

Anti-Spyware vendor McAfee announces spyware week

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