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 Antivirus tools security check revealed that the tools themselves have obvious weaknesses. CHIP will tell you how you can close vulnerabilities and protect yourself from threats posed by malware. Symantec security experts log 13 million new variants of malware per month. Antivirus systems are designed to protect against this threat, but it is obvious that they themselves are vulnerable and subject to attacks. CHIP checked antivirus software along with AV-Test. The result gives cause for alarm: in some cases, transmission channels are insufficiently protected, in other cases, manufacturers use unreliable program libraries. We'll show you which antivirus tools are worth recommending, how programs' defenses work and explain how you can best customize these tools. Even if you use good anti-virus protection, you need to additionally use programs from other manufacturers. This way, you can effectively secure not only a stationary PC but also mobile devices - and at the same time, it...

What is an antivirus: a program that slows down a computer, siphoning money from a naive user, or software that must be installed? Let's take a look at antivirus programs in modern realities, are they really needed !? Windows 7 and higher have built-in protection UAC (User Account Control Settings) for a long time, in Russian "User Account Control". This function asks for permission to run any program that requires Administrator rights. Under the administrator, the program can make changes to the system, but the virus needs rights. Also, the presence of a publisher is checked, i.e. certified software developer. I think you've seen the windows asking "Allow this app from an unknown publisher to make changes on your device?" : You do not need to launch applications without a publisher if you are not sure of what you are doing. Hence, the virus simply cannot run on a computer with UAC enabled !? In theory, a "scary" virus cannot start WITHOUT YOUR PER...

  There were always enough thieves who wanted to cash in on others. You can meet them not only in real life but also in online life, especially now, when we are so worried about health and safety issues, many have difficulties with money. Phishing is common on the Internet. This is a type of online fraud, the purpose of which is to gain access to your personal data: logins, passwords, and other information. And cybercriminals are also very interested in your money, which can also be reached via the Internet. MTS experts tell you how to protect yourself from deceivers and preserve your property. Phishing: What Do Scammers Want to Steal? The first and main question you need to answer to yourself: what virtual treasures do you have? Hazards may be exposed:   Bank card details. If you pay online and keep your savings on the same card, think about what happens when someone gains access to it.  Logins and passwords for services with a paid subscription. Have you bou...

Symantec Corporation has released the results of its research on the problem of fake antiviruses ("Report on Rogue Security Software"). Data collected over a 12-month period from July 2008 to June 2009 shows that attackers are increasingly using intimidation tactics using fake security alerts (Rogue Security Software).  This type of malware, also known as "scareware", displays false virus warnings in the hope of scaring the user into downloading a fake antivirus.  At best, fake antiviruses are useless, and at worst, they can install malicious code on your computer or reduce the overall level of system security. To trick unsuspecting people into downloading fake software, scammers place advertisements on websites that play on the user's fear of computer threats.  As a rule, the texts of such advertisements read: "If you see this inscription, then your computer is under the threat of a virus infection."  Then the user is asked to follow the link to check...

The story with WannaCry is the first such major case when a virus caused significant damage on a truly global scale SHARES At the end of last week, the “hero” of all news was the malicious ransomware worm WannaCry, which infected hundreds of thousands of computers in organizations around the world. Among them were government services and departments, cellular providers, car manufacturers, and many others. To illustrate the scale, the National Health Service was attacked in the UK and Deutsche Bahn in Germany. In Russia, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Emergencies Ministry, Sberbank, and some large companies were attacked. How much money the extortionists received, in the end, is anyone's guess. In a sense, this unpleasant incident has become a landmark. It took ransomware to the next level and fully demonstrated how serious the threat is. Here are the main - and very dangerous - trends that WannaCry has exposed. I am sure that in fact all cases of ransomware attacks (for more...

Probably, there is not a single active Internet user who has never bought or paid for something online. And every time a person enters their bank card details, they are exposed to potential danger In 2016, the volume of illegal transactions with bank cards amounted to about 1 billion rubles, said Georgy Luntovsky, First Deputy Chairman of the Bank of recently. This figure is decreasing compared to previous years thanks to the development of protection systems. Unfortunately, the scale of the fraud is still very large. An example of this is one of the more frequent cases of fraud - fake website pages. For example, a potential client wants to purchase an electronic OSAGO policy. A search returned him with a fake page. The user selects the service and fills in the payment details. All card data immediately go to the fraudster, who at the same time enters them on another real resource, but intended, for example, for transferring funds or replenishing communication services. The user also t...

Recently, those that spy on the user's computer is considered to be especially dangerous malware. Such software is capable, for example, of recording a signal from a webcam, collecting confidential data from a user's PC, stealing passwords, or transmitting correspondence to third parties. The consequences of such actions can be much worse than if an infiltrated virus corrupted files on your computer. In this article, we will look at how you can protect yourself from spyware and protect information on your personal PC. Protection Using Special Programs. To protect your personal computer, there are many different specialized programs. A large number of antiviruses that have been developed for Windows and macOS can provide reliable protection for PCs from so-called keyloggers (viruses that monitor the pressing of buttons on the user's keyboard), webcam hackers, and other dangerous programs But let's look real. There are no programs that protect your computer from all virus...

  Why do you need an electronic signature? An electronic signature is a digital-analog of a handwritten signature. It gives legal significance to electronic documents, thereby denoting their authenticity. Besides, an electronic signature is used: for reporting transmission; registration of labor relations; submitting applications for municipal and state services; participation in public procurement; conducting external and internal document flow. According to Art. 5 63-FZ, the law establishes three types of electronic signatures: A simple electronic signature is made using codes, passwords, or other means. It provides a minimum level of protection. Strengthened unqualified electronic signature (NEP) - is compiled by the cryptographic transformation of information using an electronic signature key. It allows you to identify the person who signed the electronic document and to detect the fact of making changes to the electronic document after signing it. Enhanced Qualified Electronic...

Internet scammers are using the coronavirus as best they can. Some play on the feelings of anxious consumers by selling low-quality or nonexistent products.   Attackers reach out to users via social networks and sometimes directly via email. Many offer in-demand products such as liquid soaps, hand sanitizers, and masks. However, buyers often receive poor quality products or do not receive them at all.   In the United States, there are cases when scammers pretended to be representatives of medical organizations and offered free tests for COVID-19 - if you pay for delivery by card, of course. Some frightened US residents succumbed to deception. Because of this and other cases of fraud amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the US Federal Bureau of Investigation issued a warning to citizens:   “Beware of letters that ask for your personal data and promise to provide compensation from the state - they are sent by scammers. The possibility of such payments has been discusse...