eScan, one of the leading Anti-Virus and Content Security Solution providers, warns users about online banking data theft. According to reports, a new banking Trojan named ‘Dyreza’ is targeting online bankers by
Adobe announced plans to significantly update Adobe Creative Cloud video desktop apps and Adobe Anywhere for video. These new capabilities, coming soon, build on Adobe’s industry-leading integration across video workflows enabling video
Kaspersky Lab is pleased to announce that Kaspersky Internet Security, its security solution for home users, scored higher than any of the other eight products participating in the Home Anti-Virus Protection test
Kaspersky Systems Management secured first place in the recent Patch Management Solutions Test conducted by the independent laboratory AV-TEST. The test, intended for specialist update administration software, assessed solutions on how effectively they eliminated vulnerabilities
Adobe has been rather quick in bringing its latest offering to the Indian sub-continent, just 24 hours after the service saw release in the US. Adobe has announced the availability of Adobe
Adobe has announced the availability of Lightroom 5, professional photography software as a standalone license and as part of Creative Cloud. Those interested can try it or buy it at Adobe.com, and
The Kuler iPhone app launched by Adobe helps designers to create colour themes, however Photoshop will still not support Kuler syncing. Adobe has unveiled Kuler for iPhone and a revamped Kuler website.
Kaspersky Lab product proves highly effective in protection test Kaspersky Lab reports that Kaspersky Internet Security 2013 received the highest prize from the independent testing laboratory Dennis Technology Labs in the Home
Adobe released emergency patches for Adobe Reader and Acrobat 11, 10 and 9 on Wednesday that address two critical vulnerabilities being actively exploited by attackers. The exploit was discovered by researchers from
BOSTON: Adobe Systems is investigating a report by a cybersecurity firm that hackers exploited previously unknown bugs in its Reader and Acrobat software to launch sophisticated attacks on personal computers. FireEye, a