Online Security

According to the latest Akamai report, the statistics for overall malicious internet traffic have changed significantly from Q1 of 2013 to Q2. Thankfully global DDoS attacks have decreased significantly, if the new statistics are anything to go by. Another interesting Read More

When you start up your PC running Microsoft Windows operating system, a number of DLL files need to be loaded one after another, to ensure normal functioning of a number of system services. However, DLL files cannot start by themselves Read More

With the recent global crackdown on file-sharing, news like this comes as less and less of a surprise these days. Last weekend, file-hosting website Imgur disappeared off the web for millions of UK users. After research into the matter was Read More

Another attack by hackers has put more than 300,000 routers at risk, compromising Wi-Fi security for home and small-office networks by making malicious changes to the affected devices. Researchers have only recently uncovered new malware responsible for affecting changes in Read More

As the holiday travel season draws closer, a new survey by AnchorFree has revealed that a growing number of travellers are concerned about the security of public Wi-Fi connections when they’re on the move. According to the survey, whilst people Read More

Over the past year an alarming number of companies have been hit by hackers – including prominent ones, like Adobe. With this in mind, an Australian software developer has taken the initiative and set up a website that can determine Read More