How to Keep Your Passwords Safe: Tips and Tricks
Learn how to keep your passwords safe with these expert best practices. Discover the importance of strong passwords to protect you online.
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Introducing: RogueKiller Clipboard Protection
RogueKiller Anti-malware is already protecting against different kind of threats, but what if a malware is very new, totally unknown and tries to steal your most critical data, like credit card information or your bank account password ? We thought about it, and made the clipboard protection module.
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Introducing: UCheck PUP Protection
Some software monetize themselves with partnerships with other companies, and bundling their installers with optional software offers. Starting with UCheck 3.10, PUP Protection is available (BETA) and prevents optional offers to install on the system when running a setup
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Introducing: RogueKiller Data Leak Protection
After a company is victim of a Ransomware, they are asked a ransom to recover the files and avoid them to be leaked online. This is why we have developed DLP, for Data Leak Prevention, in our RogueKiller Anti-malware product.
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What is a Computer Worm ? How to Remove ?
Computers worms are designed to leverage vulnerabilities that allow them to gain control over a device then scan the network for other vulnerable devices and so one
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What is a Trojan ? How to Remove ?
Trojan horses usually use social engineering, like a pirated software or a fake Office document send by mail, to gain control over a computer. Once installed, they usually hide themselves from the system and make it impossible for the user to remove.
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What is an Adware ? How to Remove ?
Adware (ad-ware) are a quite recent thread, compared of the others. They begin to rise in popularity with the decline of the shareware license model. Instead of offering trial version of the software they developed, software writers began to include ads in their installers
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What is a Virus ? How to Remove ?
Computer viruses were the first kind of malware that were developed. At the beginning, they were not malicious per se (the first computer virus “Creeper”, developed in 1970 only displayed a message), but soon after malicious ones begin to appear and counter-measures known as “anti-virus” software were developed.
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