antivirus

• GFI VIPRE[R] Antivirus 2012 Secures PCs Without Slowing Them Down.

New version builds on VIPRE's history of speed and performance with best-in-class antivirus protection CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Consumers no longer have ...

• Business Wire
• November 02, 2011

• Aaantivirus.Com Announces Kaspersky Antivirus has Raised Prices to a Troubled Market Sector

CAMPBELL, Calif., Oct. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- AAAntivirus.com chooses to maintain pricing levels acceptable to the market conditions while competitor, Kaspersky Antivirus has decided to raise prices for EDU/ GOV/Non-Profit, official Oct 1 2010, by 41%. According to CEO Roy Miehe of AAAntivirus.com, the company will not be following competitors in raising prices due to the current state of affairs with the economy.

• U.S. Newswire
• October 21, 2010

• GFI VIPRE[R] Antivirus Integrated into OPSWAT MetaDefender[TM] Products.

GFI Software's Advanced Technology Group helps OPSWAT strengthen its multi-engine malware detection capabilities CLEARWATER, Fla. -- The Advanced Te...

• Business Wire
• April 19, 2011

• ESET Announces ESET NOD32 Antivirus for Linux.

SAN DIEGO -- ESET today announced the availability of ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4 Business Edition for Linux Desktop and ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4 for Linux, ...

• Business Wire
• April 12, 2011

• Two Antivirus Programs Aren't Better Than One

I am a subscriber to Norton AntiVirus and Norton SystemWorks and received a message that I need to renew. My Internet connection is through Comcast, and we recently were given free McAfee VirusScan protection. Is it good to have two antivirus programs, or should I just go with the free one from Comcast? - Fred Chesek, comcast.net

• Augusta Chronicle, The
• October 30, 2005

• Antivirus Program Shields Computer ; Neutralizes Threats, Protects From Hackers

Is there anything worse than opening an e-mail attachment and realizing seconds too late that what seemed so innocuous a few seconds ago is a virulent virus? It's second only to your lovable grandson letting go of a generous sneeze. In both cases, plan on spending a few days wishing you had been in Nova Scotia when the viruses attacked. To the rescue comes "System Shield AntiVirus and AntiSpyware," a highly rated (by me) program that will help you out of your PC mess but won't do much for your grandson's viral generosity. The program, which you can install on up to three PCs, will help rid your computer of 2 million viruses, and get rid of Trojan horses (which masquerade as legitimate programs), viruses that masquerade as legitimate antivirus programs (the cruelest of hackers...

• Buffalo News
• June 29, 2010

• Commtouch to Acquire the Antivirus Division of Authentium.

Commtouch Further Strengthens and Expands its Offering to Become a Complete Internet Security Platform SUNNYVALE, Calif. -- Commtouch([R]) (Nasdaq:C...

• Business Wire
• July 27, 2010

• U of M Researchers Develop Next-Generation Antivirus System

ANN ARBOR: Antivirus software on your personal computer could become a thing of the past thanks to a new "cloud computing" approach to malicious softw...

• La Prensa; Toledo
• August 27, 2009

• Antivirus Company Thirtyseven4 Warns of Online Black Friday Danger ; the Name of Popular Retail Chain Best Buy Used to Spread Malicious Software

MEDINA, Ohio, Nov. 18, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- Antivirus and security company Thirtyseven4, LLC warns today of the increasing danger of performing online searches for leaked Black Friday ads. It has been observed that cybercriminals, using a technique called Search Engine Optimization (SEO) poisoning, have already begun targeting anxious consumers looking to get a jump start on their day- after-Thanksgiving shopping. SEO poisoning is a technique that exploits weaknesses in how search engines are implemented to get newly created malicious websites listed on the front page of search results. According to Thirtyseven4 and its partners, users searching the term 'Best Buy Black Friday 2010 Deals' within Google may have inadvertently visited a poisoned link that downloaded the fake security prod...

• U.S. Newswire
• November 18, 2010

• Antivirus Program Forces Endless Reboot

NEW YORK - Computers in companies, hospitals and schools around the world got stuck repeatedly rebooting themselves Wednesday after an antivirus program identified a normal Windows file as a virus. Antivirus vendor McAfee Inc. confirmed that a software update posted at 9 a.m. Eastern time caused its antivirus program for corporate customers to misidentify a harmless file. It has posted a replacement update for download.

• Charleston Daily Mail
• April 22, 2010