Security

Microsoft is set to roll out five security updates as part of June 2013 Patch Tuesday, which takes place today June 11th. Of the five updates, only one is labeled as Critical, the most severe level o... keep reading

In an official blog post, Microsoft has revealed its participation in a collaborative action with the FBI, financial services industry, and other technology industry partners, a major blow to the Cit... keep reading

No matter what platform you are on, whether it be Windows Phone, Android, Windows 8, Apple OSX, or any other operating system, security is a major concern. According to the McAfee Threats Report: Fir... keep reading

A Google security engineer has not only discovered a Windows zero-day flaw, but has also stated that Microsoft has a knack of treating outside researchers with "great hostility." Microsoft, who is we... keep reading

Microsoft is slated to roll out ten security patches today for the company's May 2013 Patch Tuesday. Of the ten security patches, two are rated critical while the other eight are rated important. Win... keep reading

In an official post on the Microsoft Malware Protection Center, Microsoft has received reports and has identified a new threat that hijacks your Facebook profile. This threat is based on a malicious... keep reading

Microsoft has confirmed that a zero-day bug exists in Internet Explorer 8 and is working hard to release a patch. However, this isn't just an ordinary zero-day bug. According to several security firm... keep reading

For those that don't know, Microsoft does not call you at home and warn you about a threat on your computer, only to offer 'help' in fixing the issue. Apparently, these types of scam calls are on the... keep reading

During April 2013 Patch Tuesday, Microsoft released an update for Windows 7 (KB2823324) which was a security update for the Windows 7 file system kernel-mode driver. Unfortunately for some users, thi... keep reading

Early last week, the guys over at AV-Test concluded an 18 month study in which they were able to determine that Google was safer than its primary competitor Bing, when it comes to keeping malware out... keep reading