When we’re traveling we tend to bring lots of smart devices with us. It’s great to be able to share a beautiful photo, let people know where you are or put your latest news on Twitter or Facebook. It’s also… Read Full Article
World Cup Brazil 2014: ATMs and credit cards
Part 2. Tips for using ATMs and avoiding credit card cloning Are you planning to visit Brazil during the World Cup? Welcome! Hope you enjoy your stay! How are you planning to pay your bills while you’re here? Cash or… Read Full Article
Scammer of a Lonely Heart
It’s time for a risqué subject: looking for love on the internet. With a myriad services promising chemistry-driven matches, dating game contestants have flocked to web services and apps. Despite this proliferation of new avenues, those in a particular rush… Read Full Article
Malware in the Amazon App Store
Like many others, I took advantage of Amazon.com’s sale and ordered a Kindle Fire HD last week. When I got around to exploring the Amazon App Store, it didn’t take long before running into malware. Read Full Article
SecurityTool Removal – An IT Handyman’s FakeAv Annoyance
Cleaning up a FakeAv infection can be an annoying experience. Let’s take a look at a widespread FakeAv scheme, some of the behavior patterns, and how to remove it from your system. Read Full Article
Technical Support – they’re not always the good guys
Recently, we’ve noticed that the rogue AVs being spread are all equipped with an “Online Support” button. Read Full Article
Amateur Rogue
By now most people have heard of Rogue Anti-Virus. You might have heard it referred to as Scareware, Fraudware, Fake Anti-Virus or rogue anti-virus. Read Full Article
A psychological experiment
I’ve been thinking a bit about human psychology in the wake of the Fan Check virus scare Read Full Article
The what-bot
Late on Monday, a lot of Russian ICQ users got sent this message Read Full Article