Using an Anti Virus for Mac system is not uncommon any more. Until some years back Mac viruses, malware, adware and other malicious items were almost impossible to find but now hackers are targeting the Mac OS very aggressively. View full post on Computers-and-Technology Articles from EzineArticles.com

Malicious software comes in many different forms: viruses, worms, trojans, and advertising-related spyware and adware are the most common categories. There are equally as many different methods of combating malware; most of today’s anti-malware scanners combine several of these techniques. Following are four of the more commonly encountered approaches used in consumer-focused malware protection. View [...]

Malware is short for "malicious software" and is an umbrella term used to refer to viruses, worms, Trojans, spyware, adware, and other forms of malicious code. We’ll help you understand all kinds of malware and learn how to spot and avoid it. View full post on About.com Antivirus Software: Most Popular Articles

Viruses, worms, trojans, spyware, and adware — today’s malware comes in many different flavors, and it can sometimes take more than a simple antivirus scan to remove. These resources provide the information, tools, and techniques to help you ferret out and remove the infection from your computer. View full post on About.com Antivirus Software: Most [...]

In today’s digital age in both business and personal life, regularly backing up your data has become more important than ever before. Every year there are more and ever increasing amounts of internet and computer threats in the form of viruses, adware and malware. No matter how good you are at keeping your operating system [...]

If I have Nod32 or Eset Smart Security intalled, wouldn’t cause any conflict or problems having Superantispyware or Malwarebytes also installed? I know Nod32/Eset Smart Security is very good against viruses, worms and trojans. But I think they have poor spyware/adware detection. Wouldn’t cause any conflict the installation of Superantispyware and Malwarebytes? It is said [...]

I am using NOD32 antivirus. I have come across this message during a scan: File C:\System Volume Information\_restore{202550A8-7A33-4BCA-9586-051D24DDBF8F}\RP680\A0103300.exe is infected with application Win32/Adware.WBug.A. The file can be deleted. It is strongly recommended that you back up any crucial data before you proceed. What is this and how do I deal with it?

Last time I had avira. but for some reason my pc crashed some months ago because of spyware and adware. So, I don’t want that to happen again now, that I fixed it. I heard about many names like :NOD32, Norton, McAfee etc. but which one is the best? Thanks.

I have windows xp. Superantispyware does not detect a threat, whereas nod32 antivirus does detect a threat but does not delete it, it only gives me an option to leave. It does not give the to do anything else. This is the threat. File G:\System Volume Information\_restore{E35BC10A-0B2D-4FA2-9391-37995B88D886}\RP396\A0094852.exe is infected with a variant of Win32/Adware.RegistryEasy application. [...]

does nod32 anti virus detected spyware and adware like kaspersky??