A Twitter security flaw is being widely exploited on Twitter, showing remote content from third-party websites without user’s consent. The flaw uses a JavaScript function called onMouseOver() which creates an event when the mouse is passed over a text or link. Any user can use this flaw to create simple popups, redirect the page to […]
This is an interview I gave on telephone for Signal Magazine. “… Internet can be a dangerous activity, but the security status of different types of websites is not the same, Sorin Mustaca, data security expert, says. … ” I am a little bit unhappy about this, which I never said: “Mustaca admits that the […]
A new article inspired by a personal experience was published in the Avira Techblog: http://techblog.avira.com/2010/09/07/you-are-being-tagged/en/ . Be aware of these RFIDs… they can be very easily misused.
1 in 3 Internet Users Think All Websites Are Equally Dangerous A third of all Internet users thinks that virtually every website poses a potential security threat. According to a new survey by German online security firm Avira, consumers are becoming increasingly aware of potential security issues online, but it looks like for quite a […]
I am quite proud of this nice article I wrote on the Avira Techblog. It describes how parents should deal with their children who are becoming more and more attracted of Internet. I managed to only mention at the end of the article about Avira’s own product: Avira Premium Security Suite.
http://www.avira.com/en/company_news/avira_extends_security_in_the_cloud.html Avira extends Managed Security Services portfolio to offer users security “in-the-cloud” Tue, 02 March 2010 Avira’s acquisition of CleanPort forms the basis for the new business unit Tettnang/ Doetinchem, 2 March 2010 – German IT security provider Avira has acquired CleanPort, an acquisition that extends Avira’s solutions for terminals and server products with a […]
Google Chrome 4 – now with Extensions
Did you update your Flash software in Firefox ? I did … And this is what i got: Not very nice, Adobe…
Yes, we changed its name 🙂 Starting with a strange name for a security product, Avira Premium with integrated firewall, now it is called “Avira Premium Security Suite”. Ole ! And it looks good so far. Looking forward for the release, which btw, is *very* soon.
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