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Vulture Central is keeping its eyes peeled for some sort of PayPal glitch or security breach, following reader reports their accounts were debited overnight to pay for Skype services they never ordered.

Both readers are UK residents and longtime PayPal users. Both logged in yesterday to find their accounts had been charged to secure accounts with Skype.

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Posted by Annette King in Buying NOD32 at 13:39

It was discussed in the office how we, betterantivirus.com, could make the products we sell more attractive. We decided that the best way - short of giving away the product - was to provide a freebie. After we had that little conundrum sorted out, the question arose - what do you give away?

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Posted by Greg Hewitt-Long in Buying NOD32 at 16:46

"Bright spots in the c't report: Eset's NOD32 detected 68 per cent of the completely unfamiliar attacks."

By Dan Goodin in San Francisco

Antivirus software is getting worse at protecting users from new threats, according to two reports which found malware authors are getting better at disguising their creations.

German computer magazine c't studied 17 antivirus programs and exposed them to completely new samples of malware. What they found wasn't encouraging. Detection rates sank to 20-30 per cent, from 40-50 per cent in a similar test last year.

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Posted by Johnathan Kastner in Buying NOD32 at 09:49

Commercial for ESET Smart Security - featuring the ESET Android

Posted by Johnathan Kastner in Buying NOD32 at 15:41