Month: December 2016

Comodo released a new version of Internet Security. Read the article to find out the new and improved features.

End users can look for applications using EV Code Signing Certificates from Comodo in order to feel safe and trust the application

In addition to the huge threat banking Trojans already pose to financial firms, cybercriminals are now attaching file-encrypting ransomware programs to create a new level of danger for mobile users.

Read why Comodo was included in PC Mag’s review on best security suites of 2017.

Read the whitepaper about how players in the cybersecurity industry claiming they’ve come up with the elusive magic bullet to stop malware and breaches but clearly, it isn’t effective.

This paper is the direct result of a simple question that a customer asked us recently: “What if a malicious file were to escape Comodo’s containment technology, wouldn’t it be ‘game over’?”

Read Comodo’s research and analysis on another mobile banking trojan called Tordow 2.0 that has the ability to encrypt files

According to Softpedia, the new Tordow, spotted by Comodo in Russia, has the potential to become a worldwide threat. Read the article to find out why.

Comodo Threat Research Labs have identified a new malware Tordow v2.0 which is the first mobile banking Trojan created specifically for Android devices affecting users in Russia.

Read Comodo’s commentary on an updated variant of the Tordow Android malware featuring additional data collection capabilities and ransomware-like behavior.