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BankVault Awarded Top 500 Cybersecurity Companies Worldwide

BankVault, an emerging provider of financial and anti-hacking internet security software, is delighted to announce we have been included in Cybersecurity 500 – a global.

Antivirus is ‘useless’ claims Google Security Engineer

Yes you read that right – one of Google’s senior security engineers, Darren Bilby, claims that antivirus is pretty much useless. When Bilby got up.

Australia in Top 5 Most Vulnerable Countries to Cybercrime

Move over asset misappropriation and procurement fraud – cybercrime is now the number 1 economic crime in Australia. It may or may not come as.

UK Bank Account Fraud Victims May Not Be Compensated Under New Plans

We all believe that if our money is safely deposited in a reputable bank, that our hard earned cash is safe. Imagine the horror of.

Critical Alert: 13 Critical Security Vulnerabilities Announced By Microsoft

Microsoft’s security bulletin for April announced 13 critical and important vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer, and Windows. It extends across computers, smartphones, tablets, and.

BankVault fills security gaps for secure logon

Most of us understand that ‘123456’ should never be used as a password, but it doesn’t stop lots of people. It’s still the number one.

Immediate Action Required for Firefox Security Vulnerabilities

Users of Firefox are required to take immediate action! It is a matter of urgency that users of Firefox be aware that there are a.

Hackers’ Surprise Demand on Ashley Madison Breach

Why did hackers attack Ashley Madison? For a long time –at least since the invention of the internet- hackers have always tried to play the moralistic.

How Viruses Hide: Metamorphic Code

Metamorphic viruses represent the end of the road in present day virus detection avoidance. Think of a metamorphic virus as a polymorphic virus on steroids.

How Viruses Hide: Self Encryption

Viruses encrypt themselves to avoid signature detection in 3 common ways. The first is an older and very small footprint type of encryption that uses.