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En av de bästa gratis program , som hittills , har jag använd, mot skadligt code och malware. Detta program har fått 5 av 5 stärnor av cnet.com. http://download.cnet.com/Anvi-Smart-Defender/3000-8022_4-75628502.html?tag=contentBody;pop OBS: Kopia linken och klistra den i er webläsare om ni inte kan klika er in direkt på min blogg. CNET säker nedladdning CNET Editors 'Betyg: 5,0 stjärnor Spektakulär Genomsnittligt User Rating: 4,0 stjärnor av 51 röster Se alla användarrecensioner Quick Specs Version: RC2 Filstorlek: 31.27MB Datum tillagd: 6 februari 2012 Pris: Gratis Operativsystem: Windows XP/Vista/7 Antal nedladdningar: 406,912 Nedladdningar förra veckan: 44,823 Produkt ranking: # 2 i Anti-Spyware Se kompletta specifikationer Lägg till min lista Rapportera ett problem http://download.cnet.com/Anvi-Smart-Defender/3000-8022_4-75628502.html?tag=contentBody;pop CNET Editors granskning av: CNET personalen den 9 apr 2012 Anti-malware skydd är nästan lika viktigt som antivirusskydd för att hålla din dator säker. Många populära antivirusprogram även anti-malware skannrar och andra verktyg för att blockera och ta bort hot. Men räkna oss bland dem som föredrar att öka sin antivirus lösning med högsta kvalitet anti-malware program. Anvisoft s Anvi Smart Defender är ett kostnadsfritt anti-malware verktyg som erbjuder flera scan nivåer samt moln-baserade skanning och extramaterial som rengör och optimera din dator och frågor reparation på grund av malware och skräp filer. Fem knappar definierar Anvi funktioner: Skanna, Cloud, vakt, Optimera, och uppdatera. Vi började med en Quick Scan och följde upp med en fullständig genomsökning. Anpassad Scan alternativet kan användaren välja vilka diskar och kataloger för att skanna. Anvi s genomsökningar slutföras snabbt och fann liknande resultat på andra sabotageprogram skannrar vi sprang på samma gång. The Cloud Scan dykt upp en misstänkt hot. Vi klickade Ladda upp, och online-verktyg kontrollerade vår fil som säker. Vi kunde dra och släppa enskilda filer i molnet Scan för verifiering också. Anvi fem Guard verktyg är aktiv som standard: Privacy, start, Process, beteende och filer. Optimera fliken har en mängd extra verktyg för rengöring och justeringar ditt system, inklusive en Registry Fix, Privacy Cleaner, och minne Sweep. Disk Defragmentera Verktyget är inte vald som standard, eftersom processen kan ta lång tid och behöver inte göras väldigt sällan. Du bör också defragmentera aldrig SSD (som vår C-enheten). Alla Anvi s extra är fullt funktionella. Programmets Alternativen är schemaläggning, en ignorera lista, en fil karantän, och språk val. Hjälp-menyn innehåller en HTML-baserad snabbstartsguide, vanliga frågor, manualer produkt, och tekniskt stöd, bland annat prov bidrag för misstänkt skadlig kod. Ingenting kan ersätta fullt antivirusprogram som en hörnsten i en riktig dator säkerhetslösning. Men en bra anti-malware program är viktigt också. Vi fann Anvi Smart Defender att vara en kapabel anti-malware verktyg som även rymmer ett användbart svit av systemunderhåll och verktyg privatliv. Vi gillar speciellt Cloud Scan funktionens förmåga att kontrollera filer mot en online-databas med de senaste hoten. Read more: Anvi Smart Defender - Download.com http://download.cnet.com/Anvi-Smart-Defender/3000-8022_4-75628502.html#ixzz1rdrq3UvQ

Netherlands to ban the burka

Netherlands to ban the burka Holland is to become the latest European country to ban the burka, despite the fact that fewer than 100 Dutch women are thought to wear the face-covering Islamic dress. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/netherlands/8765673/Netherlands-to-ban-the-burka.html The Dutch government will agree to introduce a ban on Friday making the Netherlands the third country in Europe to prohibit the burka, behind France and Belgium. Women caught wearing a burka in public, on the streets, public transport and in schools or hospitals will be fined £330. There will be exemptions for mosques, or other religious buildings and for foreign women travelling through the transit lounges of international Dutch airports. Cabinet ministers will justify the ban with the argument that the burka does “not fit into our open society and women must participate fully.” The Dutch parliament was the first in Europe to demand a burka ban in 2005 after voting on a proposal tabled by Geert Wilders, at the start of his career as an anti-Islam politician.

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Detecting and removing the Flashback malware in OS X

http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-57403430-263/detecting-and-removing-the-flashback-malware-in-os-x/?tag=rb_content;main The Flashback Trojan's latest iterations have evolved to infect Macs in different ways, but there are methods to detect and remove them. by Topher Kessler | March 23, 2012 3:54 PM PDT Recently a new variant of the Imuler/Revir Trojan malware for OS X was found being distributed disguised as erotic images that, if installed on a Mac system, would attempt to steal personal information then upload them to remote servers. The malware's initial variants included offensive political material, but in its recent iteration has been distributed disguised among a collection of cover girl images in an obvious attempt to trick people into opening the application. While these attempts are relatively easy to avoid, security company F-Secure has been monitoring a more serious threat from the Flashback malware for OS X. This malware, which has been distributed in fake installer application for the popular Adobe Flash Player plug-in, works by modifying the code in Web browsers to launch the malware when they are run, and then try sending information on visited Web pages to remote servers. Initially this malware was only an OS X installer file that was disguised as Flash Player, but in February of this year, another variant of this malware was found that attempts to take advantage of Java security holes to install without requiring user interaction or being detected. OS X does not come with Java installed by default, and the latest versions of Java should be patched properly so anyone with new or properly updated systems should be safe from these threats; however, there are likely many people still running older versions of Java on their systems that are still vulnerable. If you do not use Java on your system, then you can avoid these threats by disabling it in your Web browser, and also by doing so in the Java Preferences utility in your Applications/Utilities/ folder (uncheck any Java runtime listings in the utility to disable them). By doing this, any threats that attempt to take advantage of Java will not work. If you do this and find Java is required for some of the applications you use, then be sure you have the latest version (currently available via Software Update if you have Java installed). By running these commands in the Terminal, if you see "does not exist" as part of the output then your system is not infected. (Credit: Screenshot by Topher Kessler/CNET) As with previous variants of the malware, the latest variant of the Flashback malware, called OSX/Flashback.I, works by modifying code within Web browsers that causes it to launch when the browsers are opened and result in modified Web pages being displayed. Today F-Secure has issued a detailed analysis on the Flashback threat, including how to detect and remove it. The analysis covers the various methods the malware has used to alter Web browser code, and discusses for each how to detect and remove the threat, if your system is infected. To summarize, the malware has overall adopted two modes of infection. The first is where it requires administrative privileges to alter an embedded information property list within the Firefox and Safari Web browsers to contain a variable called "DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES" that launches the malware when these applications are run. F-Secure claims the variants of this malware are ultimately harder to detect (provided the user unknowingly supplied administrative privileges when installing the fake Flash Player installer) since it only affects these programs. The second infection route does not target individual applications, but instead alters a more global version of the property list with the same "DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES" variable that will launch the malware whenever any application is opened. Because this modification is done to the user's account and not to files within the Applications folder, the attack does not require admin privileges to complete; however, it does ultimately result in a more obvious infection that will destabilize the system and lead to crashes. The malware only works as intended if run within Web browsers, so more-recent variants of the malware have included filtering options that only have it run when Safari is loaded, resulting in a more stable system that is less suspect of being affected by malware. F-Secure's analysis offers a detailed method for detecting and ultimately removing the malware from your system, though you can easily detect the malware in its known variants by running the following three commands sequentially in the OS X Terminal utility (found in the /Applications/Utilities/ folder): defaults read ~/.MacOSX/environment DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES defaults read /Applications/Safari.app/Contents/Info DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES defaults read /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/Info DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES If your system is not infected then the output of these commands will state in part that the domain/default pair "does not exist"; however, if it is infected then Terminal will output a path that points to the malware, and you can follow the instructions provided in F-Secure's analysis to remove the malware from your system. While F-Secure covers how to change affected programs like Safari and Firefox back to their original state, one easy option for doing this is to just redownload Safari and Firefox and install them on your system, or copy them from another system containing the programs, ensuring you delete the old version of the browser. Do keep in mind that this will only be useful for the malware variants that required Admin privileges to install, which are detected by the second and third of the Terminal commands listed above. If the first command is the only one that shows a problem, then you will need to follow F-Secure's instructions for removing the malware. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Questions? Comments? Have a fix? Post them below or e-mail us! Be sure to check us out on Twitter and the CNET Mac forums. About Topher Kessler Topher, an avid Mac user for the past 15 years, has been a contributing author to MacFixIt since the spring of 2008. One of his passions is troubleshooting Mac problems and making the best use of Macs and Apple hardware at home and in the workplace. Topher is a member of the CNET Blog Network and is not an employee of CBS Interactive.

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