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Cyber war is now cleaner but far more dangerous
Speaking during a debate at the DLD 2013 conference, with F-Secure's Mikko Hypponen, according to the International Business Times, he warned that humanity is nowhere near ready to deal with the dangers and is vulnerable. It is just a matter of time before there is a serious incident. -
Microsoft's security software fails certification
F-Secure Internet Security and Kaspersky Internet Security both had 16.5 points last time and in the current test they dropped to 15.5 and 15.0 respectively. Norton Internet Security also stands at 15.0, down from 15.5. -
Malware writers go cross platform
Security researchers working for F-Secure have found a web exploit that detects the operating system of the computer and drops a different trojan to match. -
Oracle in hot water with Java makers
Insecurity outfit F-Secure said that the current plans for Java are a security nightmare too. -
Google Open Saucer wades into Android security FUD
He didn't say who should be ashamed of themselves but Symantec, McAfee, F-Secure, and Kaspersky offer mobile anti-malware software he could have been referring to. -
Anonymous hacktivists attack Finnish neo-Nazis
According to the Daily Telegraph the attacks were dubbed irresponsible by Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer of the Finnish internet security firm F-Secure, because they exposed the details of so many people. -
Morto worm attacks weak passwords
Dubbed "Morto" by Microsoft and F-Secure, the worm was spotted after network administrators noticed systems generating large numbers of unexplained connections to the Internet. -
Sony's Thai servers hacked
Finnish insecurity company F-Secure has kicked the slightly apologetic Sony when it is down, unearthing a phishing scheme on a server over in Thailand. It is, however, small fry compared to the other events in recent months. -
ZeuS trojan won't infect low-end systems
A new version of the keylogging ZeuS trojan will not infect low-end computer systems, according to anti-virus software firm F-Secure. -
Windows hack bypasses AV software
Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer at Finnish firm F-Secure, in an e-mail agreed that the flaw was serious. So we will not be making the gag about the two viruses go into a pub. No way. -
Microsoft needs a PDF reader
Sean Sullivan, a security advisor with Finnish antivirus vendor F-Secure said that such software would help protect users from the spike in attacks exploiting bugs in Adobe's Reader. -
Mobile phone doom loometh and cometh
MWC Barcelona 2010Raining on everyone's parade was Mikko Hyppoenen, chief research officer at F-Secure, which makes anti-virus software for mobile phones which clearly too few people buy. -
Ministry of Defence workers leaking information on Twitter
The information came to light when a London PR agency made a freedom of information request on behalf of security vendors, F-Secure.
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