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Microsoft March Patch Tuesday Released

  • Ayush Sonavane / 15 years
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Microsoft has released March’s Patch Tuesday updates which comprise of 3 patches, one critical and two important, that fix four vulnerabilities. MS11-015 – Vulnerabilities in Windows Media Could Allow Remote Code Execution (2510030) The only critical vulnerability belongs to Windows Media, specifically DirectShow, Windows Media Player and Windows Media Center which could allow remote code […]

Tips and Tools to Backup data

  • Vishal Dodke / 15 years
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Backing up data is one of the most important, yet also one of the most neglected areas of computing. It should be at the top of your computer maintenance list, right next to virus protection. Without data backup or virus protection, you are running the risk of losing your data. And it will happen, don’t […]

Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) is out

  • Ayush Sonavane / 15 years
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Microsoft has released the first official service pack for Windows 7 on February 22, 2011. This is an important update that includes previously released security, performance, and stability updates for Windows 7. SP1 also includes new improvements to features and services in Windows 7, such as improved reliability when connecting to HDMI audio devices, printing […]

Fake income tax refund emails making rounds.

  • Sanjay Katkar / 15 years
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We have observed that cyber criminals are sending fake emails about tax refund. This is a latest cyber crime activity where they are trying to trap innocent users aimed at extracting bank details in the pretext of tax refund notification. The mails that you may receive about income tax refund is not sent by any […]

Microsoft Windows SMB “mrxsmb.sys” Remote Heap Overflow Vulnerability

  • Vishal Dodke / 15 years
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Technical Description A vulnerability has been identified in Microsoft Windows, which could be exploited by remote attackers or malicious users to cause a denial of service or take complete control of a vulnerable system. This issue is caused by a heap overflow error in the “BowserWriteErrorLogEntry()” function within the Windows NT SMB Minirdr “mrxsmb.sys” driver […]

Quick Heal’s new Crazy About Cricket Scheme

  • Sanjay Katkar / 15 years
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With the beginning of warm up matches, the fever of cricket’s biggest carnival is rising. Every cricket fan is feeling its heat & we have good news for all those cricket crazy fans – “Quick Heal’s Crazy about Cricket” scheme. One more reason to cheer!! To participate in the scheme, you just have to buy, […]

Microsoft update for restricting the USB Autorun

  • Ranjeet Menon / 15 years
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Microsoft has released an “important, non-security update” ( KB971029) that restricts Autorun entries in the AutoPlay dialog to only CD and DVD drives. This update is apply for Windows XP/Vista/non-Windows 7. Applying this update will help in curbing the malwares using the Autorun feature as mentioned in This blog. We highly recommend the users to […]

Facebook notification emails spreads malware

  • Ayush Sonavane / 15 years
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People have started getting the following email claiming that “Facebook Copyrights Department” has detected unusual Copyrights activity linked to your Facebook account , please follow the link bellow to fill the Copyright Law form. https://www.facebook.com/application_form When we click on this URL “https://www.facebook.com/application_form”, it redirects to below URL and the “bot.exe” malicious binary gets downloaded. https://bon[xxxxx]elersport.nl/facebook/bot.exe […]

Fake Windows Optimization Center is the latest rogue system optimizer

  • Ayush Sonavane / 15 years
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Windows Optimization Center is a rogue security and system optimization program that performs a fake scan on your computer and reports false threats. It produces a variety of genuine looking Windows system alerts that makes it people into paying for the tool. Windows Optimization Center is a fake security program that is promoted via trojans […]

Trojan Spreading through Facebook chat.

  • Vishal Dodke / 15 years
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Facebook photos have become a new target for cyberthieves looking to direct users to malicious sites. Recently spam chat and email message were sent from compromised Facebook user account to their friend list. The Facebook chat messages include text such as “hahahah foto” and the phony Facebook application pages. Clicking on the link, to look […]