by Dan Lowe, on 14.10.2013
Often times you may not want the wireless provider and/or handset manufacturer to limit control over the device. read more
by , on 11.09.2013
In the quest for the ultimate security solution, today’s users want two features that may seem to conflict: flawless protection and minimal impact on resources. read more
by Catalin Cosoi, on 30.06.2012
As you may have noticed, as of today at 4:46 PM PST, Clueful is no longer available on the Apple App Store. read more
by Ligia Adam, on 02.04.2012
If you were allowed to take just one thing with you to a deserted island, what would that be? read more
by Bitdefender Security Specialists, on 22.02.2012
Android may have arrived late to the mobile operating system party, but it quickly made up for lost time. While old-school OSs running on smartphones such as the good-old Symbian have faded away, Android’s adoption rate has become so steep that it’s now on 53% of the worldwide mobile devices, including tablets, as revealed in the Q3 2011 Gartner Report. read more
by Catalin Cosoi, on 16.02.2012
The Wall Street Journal’s revelation that Nortel Networks Ltd., the Canadian former telecommunications giant, suffered attacks that gave hackers access to pretty much any company documents they wanted for nearly 10 years read more
by Bitdefender Security Specialists, on 09.02.2012
Romney wins Most Mentioned Politician status in spam read more
by Sabina Datcu, on 08.02.2012
Social Networking is this century’s ideal communication environment, offering a range of opportunities for sharing personal information and getting in contact with other users. According its own statistics, Facebook had more than 750 million active users worldwide in 2011, meaning that 1 in every 9 people on Earth is using this network. Twitter has also gained momentum as a communication medium: in June 2011, there was an average of 200 million Tweets per day, and the number is continuously increasing. read more
by Catalin Cosoi, on 03.02.2012
Securing the Android Market is a good idea. But it doesn’t eliminate the need for a security solution installed directly on the device. According to our stats, only 0.5% of known malicious apps were found on Google’s Android Market. Because people will always search for the best choice, they are likely to install applications from other third-party markets as well - which means they are still at risk from malware. read more
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