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F-Secure provides anti-Flashback tool for Macs

...F-Secure has created a free tool to help Mac users remove the... Read more

12 April, 2012 by David Meyer

Researchers find digitally signed malware

...Researchers at F-Secure have uncovered a rarity — malware that is signed with a valid... Read more

15 November, 2011 by Elinor Mills
<endeca_term>F-Secure</endeca_term> Internet Security 2012

F-Secure Internet Security 2012

F-Secure Internet Security 2012 is a fast and easy-to-use software... Read more

25 October, 2011
<endeca_term>F-Secure</endeca_term> Anti-Virus 2012

F-Secure Anti-Virus 2012

...computer. Most of today's malware is delivered silently, via the Web. F-Secure Anti-Virus 2012 is must-have protection, making sure that your... Read more

25 October, 2011
<endeca_term>F-Secure</endeca_term> Mobile Security for Windows Mobile Standard 6.1

F-Secure Mobile Security for Windows Mobile Standard 6.1

F-Secure Mobile Security for Windows Mobile Standard enables secure mobile computing by... Read more

22 June, 2011

Phishing scammers tap Google Docs for data gathering

...try to trick people into divulging personal information, according to security company F-Secure. Phishing scammers are using Google Docs to create forms that try... Read more

31 May, 2011 by Tom Espiner

Symantec: Flashback infections drop to 140,000

...the malware. Additionally, ahead of those official tools, Symantec, and security firms F-Secure and Kaspersky, released their own detection and removal software.For more... Read more

18 April, 2012 by Josh Lowensohn

Thousands of Iranians hit by email monitoring attack

Up to 300,000 Iranian people may have had their Gmail and Google services accounts compromised as a result of an attack on Dutch digital certificate company DigiNotar, according to a report Read more

6 September, 2011 by Tom Espiner

Bitcoin-thieving Trojans appear in the wild

...virtual currency and email it to the attacker, according to Symantec and F-Secure. "This is a snatch and grab," F-Secure wrote in a... Read more

17 June, 2011 by Jack Clark
Startup Britain site points to scareware

Startup Britain site points to scareware

...different exploit page each time," Mutton told ZDNet UK. Finnish security company F-Secure said the rogue antivirus appears to be targeting Internet Explorer users... Read more

29 March, 2011 by Tom Espiner

Cybercrime cost estimate is 'sales exercise', say experts

Computer security experts have severely criticised a government-endorsed report by Detica, questioning the £27bn annual UK cybercrime loss quoted in the document Read more

18 February, 2011 by Tom Espiner

Smart grids raise risk of cyberattack, says US expert

The complex and distributed nature of smart grids means that energy infrastructures present more points of entry to hackers, according to a US Department of Energy expert Read more

29 October, 2010 by Tom Espiner

Facebook patches photo and name-scraping flaw

...could have used the Facebook bug to verify lists of email addresses, F-Secure chief research officer Mikko Hypponen told ZDNet UK via Twitter direct... Read more

17 August, 2010 by Tom Espiner

Windows systems at risk from Stuxnet shortcut malware

...is read by the operating system." The malware, described by security company F-Secure as an "advanced, persistent threat", has infected Siemens WinCC Scada machines... Read more

19 July, 2010 by Tom Espiner

Spy rootkit goes after key Indian, Iranian systems

...is spreading in the wild, according to security companies. Finnish security company F-Secure, which is in the process of analysing the malware, told ZDNet... Read more

16 July, 2010 by Tom Espiner

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