Security
Viruses, malware, phishing, and rootkits are a prevalent problem in our constantly connected world. To learn about all these online threats and how they can infect your computer, tablet, or even smartphone, check out our files, guides and software selections on security for all platforms.
It's no secret that the majority of Tom's Guide readers use Windows. Here's our updated list of 45 free software applications for...
Keep an eye on your system and keep malware out with these free online tools!
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Secure Vault - free
Protect your photos and videos with Secure Vault for the iPhone.
4.5available for : iphone os -
Nsauditor Network Security Auditor - free
Nsauditor Network Security Auditor is a shareware suite of comprehensive protection that you will identify vulnerabilities for Windows based PC.
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avast! Mobile Security - free
avast! Mobile Security BETA is a free mobile security application that provides Android devices with full-featured Antivirus and Anti-Theft security.
4.5available for : android
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This security solution relies on the latest Intel processors.
The government is possibly investigating how the Associated Press obtained information about a thwarted al-Qaida...
PayPal's CIO says the password's days as an authentication system are numbered.
McAfee is looking to reduce both the amount of piracy and the number of related malware threats.
Thanks to the American government, Huawei is no longer focusing on the carrier networking market in the U.S.
Instead of uploading malware posing as legit apps, Lookout has discovered apps playing host to a new malware-related ad network pushing fake...
House passes the CISPA bill... against. Now it's the Senate's turn.
It's the largest DDoS attack ever!
Sony has noticed a new crowd of PlayStation 4 beta websites that are out to steal your credentials.
These apps offer 30 days of premium coverage before reverting to "lite" versions.
Apple introduces two-step verification for Apple ID and iCloud; bugs yet to be dealt with.
America is preparing for war in cyberspace.
Google reveals that it has received National Security Letters from the FBI.
Samsung will not file for "green" status at its Hwaseong-based factory for another five years.
That's right, now you're REALLY being watched.
Finally, there's a way to figure out which page is hiding those loud, annoying ads.
And Eastern European group is to blame, not China.
