Jersey City, NJ, November 25, 2009 – Reviewers have called Comodo’s firewall “robust,” “flameproof,” a “critical security app” and “kick-$*%.” The software package protects PCs from viruses and other Internet malware by blocking unwanted software from downloading itself and running. “Comodo’s Anti Malware tool is known all over the world for placing low demands on the PC’s central …
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Jersey City, NJ, November 19, 2009. – Shoppers planning to avoid the H1N1 virus by staying out of the shops and trading online might be exchanging one kind of infection for another, warns a video produced by Comodo. Malls are full of dirty door knobs and coughing strangers, but the Internet has its own Dangers …
Jersey City, NJ, November 18, 2009 – Buying or borrowing software on the Internet carries risks, both for the developer and for the person who plans to use it. End users who install malicious software in their computers may lose their purchase price. Worse, they may risk damaging their computers. Developers risk that someone may intercept …
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Jersey City, NJ, November 10, 2009 — With basic precautions, busy shoppers can save time and trouble by shopping over the Internet. Especially when hunting for obscure items or odd sizes, shoppers can find more variety online than they can find in local stores. Unfortunately, the quality of the merchants they encounter online also varies …
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Jersey City, NJ, November 05, 2009 – Keeping the security settings on just one PC up to date is a chore. Where PC networks span hundreds of computers, it can be a full-time job for their network administrator. New features of Comodo Endpoint Security Manager 1.4 make managing network security easier. Hackers look for the …
Jersey City, NJ, November 03, 2009 – In October, Sidekick users experienced the acute distress of losing their data files—apparently forever. If corporate networks lose information, their pain is magnified. The number and size of the files lost may be thousands or millions times greater. The loss may even kill the patient, shutting down a …
