We’ve always loved using Kaspersky. Yeah, not having to worry that some suspicious executable file is trying to take over your computer. Kasperksy Anti-virus 2010 comes at a price of $39.95 a year. Its latest features are the Kaspersky Internet Toolbar and Special Game Mode. Several improvements were made to the identity theft protection, urgent detection system, and proactive protection. Let’s start the review…
Kaspersky Lab, a leading anti-virus vendor, announces the official opening of its regional office in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. Gun Suk Ling is appointed as the Managing Director of the South East Asia office whom he was the previous Director of Channel of Kaspersky Lab South East Asia.
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Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2009 and Kaspersky Internet Security 2009 was released earlier this month but there is no word of such release on their press center. However, a big promotional banner showing boxes of the new releases with a football field as a backdrop indicating that Kaspersky is trying to ride along the EURO 2008 football season tipped us off about the released. Today we will be taking a preview of the Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2009 which spots a whole new graphic user interface (GUI). Cool!!
According to Kaspersky Lab (June 5, 2008), the new Virus.Win32.Gpcode.ak variant is said to take your personal files hostage by encrypting them with a 1024-bit key, a huge upgrade from the previous Gpcode variant which was using a 660-bit key.
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Watch out mobile phone users of Symbian version S60 and above! A new variant of Besselo is making its round through MMS and Bluetooth. If someone is trying to send you any of the following media file with name beauty.jpg, sex.mp3, and love.rm, please do not accept it. If you’re interested in a protection software for your mobile, do try out Kaspersky Anti-virus Mobile or F-Secure Mobile Anti-virus for a 30-days period.
