Lavasoft Ad-Aware Free 8.3
Lavasoft Ad-Aware Free 8.3, one of the most popular spyware killers on the planet, just got better: It's not just an anti-spyware killer any more.
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Lavasoft Ad-Aware Total Security
The newest addition to the Lavasoft line of security software
Lavasoft Ad-Aware Internet Security Pro 8.3
The Pro version Ad-Aware includes protection against network-borne threats
News about spyware
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Former Hacking Team supplier stops selling zero-day exploits on ethical grounds
Italian surveillance software maker Hacking Team recently claimed that it hasn't lost any customers after the massive leak of its internal data two weeks ago. But it has lost at least one business partner: U.S.-based penetration testing specialist an...
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Hacking Team's malware uses UEFI rootkit to survive OS reinstalls
Surveillance software maker Hacking Team has provided its government customers with the ability to infect the low-level firmware found in laptops and other computers that they wanted to spy on.
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Duqu spy group also targeted telecommunications companies
The group behind the Duqu cyberespionage tool has compromised at least two telecommunications operators and one electronic equipment manufacturer, in addition to a cybersecurity firm and venues that hosted high-level nuclear negotiations between worl...
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Asian nations increasingly hit by espionage groups
Multiple cyberespionage groups are specifically targeting government and military organizations from countries in Asia and the Pacific region with the goal of gathering geo-political intelligence, according to new security research.
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Russian cyber group seen preparing to attack banks
A security firm is warning that a group of Russian hackers known for targeting military, government and media organizations is now preparing to attack banks in the US and elsewhere.
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Top 5 online risks surrounding the World Cup
With the 2010 FIFA World Cup set to kick off at the start of June, anti-spyware company Lavasoft has compiled a list of the top online traps to look out for.
Features about spyware
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Can the US military fight a war with Twitter?
Students at a U.S. military graduate school in California are mining social media with new methods that may change the way the armed forces collect intelligence overseas.
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8 great free security tools
Here are our picks for no-cost ways to protect your PC, including Avast Home Edition, SpywareBlaster, and more.
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