It’s surprising to see how quickly attackers make use of new vulnerabilities in malware campaigns. Microsoft recently patched…
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5 cybersecurity tips for safe online shopping this holiday season
By now, most of you must have started getting emails and messages about great deals and discounts from…
Evolution of jRAT JAVA Malware – An analysis by Quick Heal Security Labs
jRAT (Java Based Remote Access Trojans) malware is not new but its activity has increased recently in the…
Pharming – What is it and How Can you Dodge it?
If someday you intend to go to a mall but end up in a fish market, then that’s…
The Rio Olympics: Big Event. Bigger Stakes. Huge Online Scams
The month of August will witness some of the best performances by world class athletes in 2016 Rio…
Superfish 2.0 – Dell Laptops Preinstalled with Similar Malware and Security Flaw
Earlier this year, several cases came to light where brand new Lenovo laptops came preinstalled with a strain…
Logjam Vulnerability: Why You Need to Upgrade Your Browsers
Another new SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) vulnerability has come to light in the last few hours and your…
FREAK Attack – Android and Apple Browsers at Risk
A new Internet vulnerability is affecting popular SSL clients across the web. Eerily named FREAK, this flaw allows…
Lenovo Users – This is how you can remove the Superfish Adware
In case you are unaware, Lenovo has been shipping some of its consumer notebooks with a preinstalled adware…
50 Dos and Don’ts of Internet Security for the Year 2015!
This post is to say thank you to all the fans and readers of Quick Heal blog with…