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White Paper Accelerated AntiVirus (Accelerated AV) is a high-performance network antivirus solution platform jointly offered by Kaspersky Lab and Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.to OEM vendors. Accelerated AV is based on Freescale's... [14 Oct 2008]
Has Barclays stamped out fraud with PINsentry?
News Earlier this month Barclays offered all its online customers free Kaspersky security software, including parental controls as well as protection from spam, adware, spyware and viruses. The UK's third-largest bank said... [18 Jul 2008]
Barclays gives online users free security software
News The package from Kaspersky protects from adware, spyware, viruses and provides parental control and spam filters. Barclays has not disclosed the cost of providing the software free to customers but the... [01 Jul 2008]
Microsoft: Vista security feature designed 'to annoy users'
News Kaspersky said: "If the user were to be notified about every one of these actions with a request for confirmation or a request to enter a password, the user will either go crazy or disable the security feature. [14 Apr 2008]
Microsoft COO dismisses SP1 concerns
News Eugene Kaspersky, co-founder and head analyst of Kaspersky, said while the security company has not yet itself encountered any difficulties with SP1, Microsoft could lose customers if it does not sort... [05 Mar 2008]
Editor's Blog: More wi-fi surprises
Comment But the past week has seen a report by Russian security champions Kaspersky Lab cross the silicon.com newsdesk. Recently I wrote about some of my home wi-fi experiences, ending on how some neighbours have decided to name... [01 Jun 2007]
'It's a wi-fi network - and it's an ad'
News In the latest report from Kaspersky Lab, Wardriving in London 2007, the Russian company mentions a growing trend for what it terms 'subliminal advertising'. Kaspersky said it first saw the trend in... [01 Jun 2007]
Kaspersky attacks Vista security controls
News Security company Kaspersky claims Windows Vista's User Account Control (UAC) - the system of user privileges that can be used to restrict users' administrative rights - will be so annoying users will disable it. [19 Mar 2007]
Ransomware on the rise, warns Kaspersky
News Eugene Kaspersky, head of antivirus research at Russia's Kaspersky Labs, told the RSA Conference in San Francisco the use of so-called "ransomware Trojans" is a key trend for 2007. Cryzip and GPCode... [07 Feb 2007]
Re:Viewing 2006: Photos of the year
Photo January 2006: silicon.com's Will Sturgeon travelled to Russia to bring news about how Kaspersky Labs is fighting cyber crime. 24 January 2006: silicon.com's Steve Ranger took a trip to Accenture's technology labs to... [20 Dec 2006]
Vista: 'Expect hackers to find holes'
News Antivirus experts from Kaspersky Labs have predicted 90 per cent of current malware will run on Microsoft's latest operating system, Windows Vista. Although at the moment Vista appears to be more secure than previous... [12 Dec 2006]
Will Mac security fears rise in line with growth?
News Last week Russian antivirus vendor Kaspersky Labs also waded in to the Mac security debate, with its own findings reporting a similar hike in the number of vulnerabilities found in OS X. And while vulnerabilities and... [01 Aug 2006]
Shortlists for CNET tech awards unveiled
News Carrot Communications Ltd - Kaspersky Lab - Crimeware The awards, which will be handed out on 26 September in London, recognise innovative use of IT in the UK, leading providers of products and services, and a CIO of the... [07 Jul 2006]
Antivirus Product Comparison: A Real-World 'Does It Work' Test
White Paper In the testing, NOD32 excelled in speed and low use of resources, while Kaspersky did a better job with archives but detected fewer overall. A real person answers the phone and the company offers close to 24/7 email... [08 Jun 2006]
Are rogue wireless hotspots stealing business secrets?
News And a separate survey by antivirus company Kaspersky Labs tested wi-fi networks in and across London and found that almost half (49 per cent) are open to attack from hackers because the networks are not using data... [30 May 2006]
