Quick Heal Security Predictions for 2016: Be Alert, Be Secured and Stay Safe!

It is time to say goodbye to 2015 and welcome 2016. New Year wishes, greetings and celebrations are…

Security Vulnerabilities for Android and iOS Hit An All-time High in 2015

Quick Heal hopes it has been a good year for you. But, has it been a good year…

Apple security in the spotlight and other IT Security news

Apple enjoyed a fine week with the reveal of iOS8 and the new iPhone 6, but in spite…

Beware – Fake Google Apps Spotted Over Windows Phone Store!

Windows Phone has a worldwide market share of less than 5% in 2014, and this has led to…

How to avoid accidental in-app purchases by kids on your Smartphone?

Uncontrolled in-app purchases can result in huge bills for your Smartphone. However, the feature can be easily turned…

Latest security news updates from the week gone by

Personal information of app users leaked on Google Play People who still disregard Android security and do not…

Security news and updates from the last week

New York Times website breached by Chinese hackers The New York Times recently discovered that their computer systems…

A history of Mac malware: The Apple of a virus developer’s eye

Apple Macs are falsely believed to be invincible and completely safe against malware threats and security breaches. But…

The FBI’s IC3 releases a public warning about the growing threat of mobile malware

It is a known fact that malware threats over smartphones, especially on Android, are on the rise and…

Security news updates from the last week

Microsoft releases ‘Fix it’ tool for IE vulnerability Microsoft has released a temporary “Fix it” tool for the…