- Sun Jun 19 2005 Trend Micro launches anti-spyware trio
Introduces anti-spyware update in three editions that use technology picked up in acquisition of InterMute.
Posted by Karen Said
- Tue Sep 9 2003 Anti-spyware maker hunts down Gator
Just days after a federal judge rules that software makers are within their rights to deliver ads over Web sites, a technology company is arming consumers with a way to stop them.
Posted by Stefanie Olsen
- Thu Jun 19 2008 Spyware Horror Story: Uncool Web search
CoolWebSearch is a notorious browser hijacker that also dabbles in pop-ups, stealing private data, and mutative reproduction. Despite preventative measures, the threat continues to plague PC users.
Posted by Jessica Dolcourt
- Tue Jul 20 2004 Dell wants to teach Web surfers a security lesson
Company launches education drive to teach consumers to dodge spyware, adware and viruses before having to call tech support.
Posted by John G. Spooner and Dinesh C. Sharma
- Wed Oct 22 2003 See you later, anti-Gators?
Slapped with a libel suit by the notorious adware company, a Web site pulls pages that called Gator's program "spyware." Will the suit cause critics of Gator-like software to zip their lips?
Posted by Paul Festa
- Wed Mar 14 2007 Trend Micro acquires HijackThis antispyware tool
Updated version of HijackThis and a new Trend Micro safe-browsing tool are due next week.
Posted by Joris Evers
- Tue Jun 14 2005 Trend Micro tackles spam with Kelkea buy
The antivirus company's purchase of Kelkea beefs up its spam credentials and sets it on the road to tackling phishing.
Posted by Cath Everett
- Mon Sep 15 2003 PC makers to unwrap holiday desktops
Hewlett-Packard is set to launch a slew of new desktops aimed at holiday shoppers this week. eMachines and Sony are expected to counter with their own PC offerings.
Posted by John G. Spooner
- Sun Sep 14 2003 TechXNY kicks off fall for tech industry
The conference, which includes the PC Expo trade show, will play host to about 30,000 attendees and feature announcements from Hewlett-Packard and IBM.
Posted by John G. Spooner
- Tue Jun 29 2004 Summer means back-to-school desktops from HP
The computer giant serves up seven new PC lines, moving newer technologies into lower-price models.
Posted by John G. Spooner
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