A local news channel in Denver, Colorado, USA has now recognized what rogue security programs are all about.
The link to the "outdated in a sense" article: http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/23156532/detail.html
Give me a break. The actual malware was released over 4 months ago. They are way behind.
The link to the "outdated in a sense" article: http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/23156532/detail.html
A new computer virus poses as popular antivirus software and experts claim it can harm your hardware and compromise your credit.
The virus appears to come from legitimate antivirus programs like McAfee and Norton. It tells users that their computer is infected, then urges the user to enter credit card information to purchase an upgrade to purge the computer.
Greg Cann, vice president of Centennial-based Accelerated Network Solutions, said once you enter your credit card information, hackers get access to your finances and your hard drive.
Give me a break. The actual malware was released over 4 months ago. They are way behind.