According to a security warning by MMPC (Microsoft’s Malware Protection Center), Rogue:Win32/Fake XPA, which for the past many months had been circulating in the name of “Antivirus 8,” is now calling itself “AVG Antivirus 2011.” Technet.com reported this on January 31, 2011.
AVG Internet Security 2011 is aimed at those looking for a do-it-all piece of software, offering antivirus, anti-spyware, a rootkit detector and killer, firewall, link scanner, online shield, email scanner, identity protection, spam killer and more. A one-year subscription for a single computer sells for £37.99, a two-year subscription for £60 and there are also [...]
In order to protect its users from Web-based malware attacks, Opera has integrated AVG’s Data Feed technology into the latest version (10.60) of its browser. The solution provides real-time information about malicious URLs and emerging threats.
