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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
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| SYMC | Symantec | 21:00 GMT | 17.78 | -0.24 | -1.33% | 5764205 | 17.34 | 1.039 | 12.969B |
Latest Symantec news
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Symantec's PCAnywhere becomes PCEverywhere
A hacker affiliatedwith Anonymous has posted the PCAnywhere source code after failing to wrangle fifty grand from Symantec. -
Mutating Android trojan changes form whenever it's downloaded
In what could be an interesting case for Dr Who, Symantec has warned of a mutating Android trojan. -
Verisign hacked
Symantec, which bought Verisign's digital certificate arm in early 2010, said there was "no evidence" it was affected by the breach. -
Symantec says pcAnywhere is now secure
Symantec has given its users the all clear to run its pcAnywhere software for accessing remote PCs after it asked customers last week to disable the product. -
Anti-virus wars start up again
Still, imagine our surprise, when Reuters ran a story this morning where McAfee rejected a claim that several large corporate customers had recently switched over to using products from rival Symantec. -
Our security software is too dangerous
Insecurity outfit Symantec took the unusual step of advising customers to stop using one of its products. -
Hacker to release Norton source code
A hacker called 'Yama Tough' has announced that he will post the full source code of Symantec Corp's Norton Antivirus software. -
Symantec sued for saying boo to a goose
A man from Washington is suing insecurity company Symantec claiming that he was terrified into buying its products. -
Hackers steal Symantec source code
Symantec is really regretting allowing the Indian government covert or overt access to its source code. -
Google pulls 22 malicious apps from Android
According to another "charlatan" Symantec the apps were trojan horses for Android devices that sends SMS messages to premium-rate phone numbers. -
US claims Russia behind Stuxnet
Yannakogeorgos noted that it was a Belarusian computer security expert who "discovered" the code. But they mysteriously did not seem interested in reverse engineering the malicious code to see what it was designed to do. Symantec researchers took on that task. -
McAfee lays off three percent of staff
It looks like the move might have something to do with McAfee rival Symantec which has been claiming that the Intel buy had disrupted McAfee's business and was helping Symantec across various segments. Symantec has no plans to lay anyone off. -
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. -
Huawei buys rest of Huawei-Symantec
Huawei has announced that it is going to buy the remaining 49 percent stake in a joint venture with Symantec for $530 million. -
Duqu virus tips up in Iran
Duqu was discovered in October when security software maker Symantec said it had found a mysterious virus that contained code similar to Stuxnet. -
Duqu hackers move to Belgium
Symantec said that it had identified a sample of Duqu that was configured to communicate with a specific server at Combell which is Belgium's largest Web-hosting company. -
Duqu exploits Windows flaw for attacks
Security firm Symantec announced that Duqu, thought by some to be created by those responsible for the Stuxnet virus, has been using holes in Word documents to sneak into systems according to the findings of a Hungarian team. -
More than 48 hacks tracked to one man in China
Insecurity outfit Symantec found that systems belonging to the hacked outfits were infected with malicious software known as "PoisonIvy." It was designed to steal information such as design documents, formulas and details on manufacturing processes.
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