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NEW Titanium Security For Netbooks 2012

August 23, 2011August 23, 2011 admin 0 Comments ANTIVIRUS, Safeguards your PC, Titanium Security For Netbooks 2012

NEW Titanium Security For Netbooks 2012 Essential Protection ANTIVIRUS Proactively stops viruses before they reach you REAL-TIME UPDATES Safeguards

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Titanium Antivirus Plus 2012

August 23, 2011 admin 0 Comments ANTIVIRUS, Internet security threats, Safeguards, Titanium Antivirus Plus 2012, Trend Micro

NEW Titanium Antivirus Plus 2012 Essential Protection ANTIVIRUS Proactively stops viruses before they reach you REAL-TIME UPDATES Safeguards your

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Titanium Internet Security 2012

August 23, 2011 admin 0 Comments DATA THEFT PREVENTION, Internet Security, PARENTAL CONTROLS, Titanium Internet Security 2012, Trend Micro

NEW Titanium Internet Security 2012 Advanced protection for your family – All the features of Titanium Antivirus Plus, plus:

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Titanium Maximum Security 2012

August 23, 2011August 23, 2011 admin 0 Comments Internet Security, Titanium Maximum Security, Titanium Maximum Security 2012, Trend Micro

NEW Titanium Maximum Security 2012 All in One Security – All the features of Titanium Internet Security, plus: SOCIAL

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Your Mobile Devices could help Criminals

May 16, 2011 admin 0 Comments Mobile security

More and more people own internet-ready mobile devices, which without you realising it can increasing your exposure to cyber and

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Spotify Removes Tainted Ad From Free Music Streaming Site

March 30, 2011 admin 0 Comments

Spotify has apologized for an attack that exposed users of the free version of its music streaming service in Europe

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US Mobile Phone Users Lax on Security

March 30, 2011 admin 0 Comments Mobile Phone, mobile phone security

A survey conducted by the Ponemon Institute on behalf of ACVG says that mobile phone users in the US are

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UK Users Not Wiping Mobile Devices Before Selling Them

March 30, 2011May 17, 2011 admin 0 Comments data protection, Mobile Devices, old phones, sensitive personal data, smartphones

An investigation commissioned by data protection company CPP Group found that many people in the UK who sell their old

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Facebook Hacked by the Ghost of Facebook (Roy)

February 13, 2011May 18, 2011 admin 4 Comments cross-site Scripting, Facebook, Facebook Hacked, Ghost of facebook, Off to Danao City, risk exposed, Roy, security issues, XSS, XSS cross-site Scripting flaw, xss-vulnerability

Roy or as he is also known as the Ghost of facebook discovered several security holes on facebook. One of

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Computer Repair Phone Scam

February 7, 2011May 18, 2011 admin 1 Comment +253, 00253, 2538020308, Computer Scam, Indian Scam, Phone Scam

A scam targeting Irish home user from a group claiming to be an Indian based company. These individuals appear to be targeting

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