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| 100% Virus Detection by AVG |
GRISOFT is again the recipient of the VB100% Award, as awarded by Virus Bulletin in February 2008. AVG Anti-Virus proved itself by detecting all In the Wild viruses, while generating no false positives, during both on-demand and on-access scanning in Virus Bulletin's comparative tests.
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| AVG releases second beta edition of AVG 8.0 |
GRISOFT, developer of the AVG family of security software products, today released the second beta edition of AVG 8.O for Windows for public testing. AVG 8.0 offers a completely new multi-threaded scanning engine that combines anti-virus and anti-spyware while retaining the product's signature small footprint and scanning efficiency. Additional protection is provided in the form of safe searching and safe surfing protection acquired through the recent purchase of Exploit Prevention Labs, rootkit detection, basic security for MSN and ICQ instant messaging, and detection of malware-infected files on websites. |
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| Internet Tips: Free Antivirus: Finally Ready for Prime Time |
As W32.blaster, Sobig, and earlier virus threats have shown, the Internet is not a terribly safe place to connect your PC. Besides updating Windows and your Internet applications regularly, please, I beg you, install two key utilities--a firewall and antivirus software--to ward off future attacks. And if you install any of the products I recommend below, the ounce of prevention won't cost you a dime. |
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Antivirus software makers Symantec and McAfee both report more than 2000 new infections daily, with no sign of letup at press time. The British security firm MessageLabs estimates that 1 in every 300 e-mail messages holds a variation of the Klez virus, and says that Klez has already surpassed last summer's SirCam as the most prolific virus ever. |
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| Hacked Antivirus Site Delivers a Virus |
The Web site for Indian antivirus vendor AvSoft Technologies has been hacked and is being used to install malicious software on visitors' computers, security researchers said last week. |
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| Sophos updates Mac antivirus |
Antivirus company Sophos has released an updated version of its virus-protection software for the Mac, the company announced on Wednesday. |
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| Evaluating Anti-Virus Software for Home Use |
You've seen the alarming news reports and read the Loveletter and Melissa articles in e-zines. Maybe one of your friends has been victimized by a virus infection, and you?ve seen what it took to repair the damage. Now you?ve decided that it?s time to buy anti-virus software. How do you know what to buy? What?s the best software for your use? Will you be really protected? How much will it cost? |
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| HP announces new antivirus concept for servers |
HP announces new antivirus concept for servers HP will sell, from next year onwards, software for its servers that will look for virus-like behaviour and then 'throttle' the relevant process |
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| Kaspersky confirms antivirus flaw |
Kaspersky Lab confirmed Tuesday that a potentially serious flaw exists in its antivirus software, but said a fix is on the way. |
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| CA and F-Secure squabble over mobile threats |
Software and services company CA has accused F-Secure of hyping security threats to smartphones after the Finnish antivirus specialist launched a mobile security service last week. |
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