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It seems no-one can agree on a universal set of tests for anti-virus software, with Eugene Kaspersky the latest to weigh-in on the topic, criticising the well-known Virus Bulletin 100.

PC Authority's Daniel Long interviews Eugene Kaspersky of Kaspersky Lab against a medieval fort in the old town of Dubrovnik, Croatia, at the 10th annual Virus Analyst summit

A number of software products now offer remote thief detection for your mobile phone via Google maps, effectively baiting and catching would-be crooks. We take a look at the burgeoning new phenomena that is mobile vigilantism.

A coordinated attack against the internet, dubbed an 'electronic jihad' may take place this week, one security firm warned yesterday. Other experts, however, were dubious.

Kaspersky the latest major anti-virus brand to release software compatible with Microsoft's upcoming Windows 7 operating system.

There is a risk of banking websites falling prey to a new form of malicious keyboard logger, but there is a way to reduce your risk

The Devil makes work for idle hands, according to Kaspersky Lab.

If you're buying on price alone, then Kaspersky's new Small Office Security bundle is uber-cheap. Good to know for those running a home business.

Kaspersky questions platform's ability to fight off malware.

Kaspersky Lab issues warning that will make Microsoft WinCE.

Open source malware now accounts for as much as 10% of the overall malware marketplace as criminals cotton onto the many benefits of adaptable code.

Kaspersky Lab warns of fast growing danger.

ATM security is so poor worldwide, that many more machines are likely to be easily compromised in the future, warns Kaspersky

Password-stealing Trojan found on new drives.

Teaching software to find malware will speed up the protection process.

Many users feel more at risk from cyber-criminals than real-world burglars.

Linux virus poses as attention seeking iPod threat.

The days of Apple users not getting targeted by malware are coming to an end, according to experts..

We take a closer look at some of the more common scareware traps; what to look out for, how to identify the fakes and 5 rogue security software packages you should try and avoid at all costs.