The best and easiest way to keep upto date is to have automatic updating turned on for both your antivirus and PC. If you prefer not to, make sure you check for updates daily.
News has emerged this lunchtime that both Google Mail (also known as Gmail) and Hotmail email services have been stung by a phishing attack. (more…)
Symantec has released new versions of Norton AntiVirus & Internet Security for 2010, today. (more…)
Using Wi-Fi on the go is rapidly becoming far easier. Planes, trains, stations, hotels, coffee shops – you name it you can get it just about anywhere. But as a friendly word of warning, you maybe opening the door to security problems. (more…)
Sure, I know the date but this isn’t some hysterical April Fools joke.
Today is zero day for a virus that is sweeping the Internet called Conficker. Conficker is believed to have infected up to 5 million computers to date. (more…)
Breaking news this lunchtime that IT professionals is Australia have learnt of a new botnet that is capable of controlling routers and broadband modems. (more…)
Cookies are used on masses of websites for lots of different things. The simple definition of a cookie was covered in Words of the week, earlier this week.
Some customers occasionally ask should they delete or remove cookies as their antivirus software has flagged it as a security risk. (more…)
In very late 2007, thetechangel.com released a series of predictions that could have happened in 2008.
Here is full review of what was got right, and what (sadly) was wrong. (more…)
Norton AntiVirus and Norton Internet Security 2009 have been released by Symantec for general use.
It would very much seem that the packages have been given not only a full work over, but a total change in direction for in performance terms – BIG changes! (more…)
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