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A late afternoon view shows two young women walking past a wall-sized anime mural along Chuo-dori (Central Avenue) in the Akihabara district (known as Electric Town for its maze of electronics stores, but currently considered an almost sacred destination by members of Japan's otaku culture, drawn to Akihabara's video game centers, maid cafes, anime shops, and manga comics), located in Chiyoda Ward in central Tokyo, Japan.
Warning all weebs: Kaspersky says hackers are distributing malware via anime girl wallpapers on Steam Workshop's Wallpaper Engine

By Jess Kinghorn Published

News Is nothing sacred?

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iOS exploit kit Coruna may have begun life as a set of iPhone hacking tools used by the US government, according to security researchers

By Jess Kinghorn Published

News Nothing to hide, but plenty to fear.

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Russian antivirus giant Kaspersky says do svidaniya to US customers with 6 months of free software: 'stay safe'

By Rich Stanton Published

news Maybe they're just Biden their time.

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Russian antivirus giant Kaspersky leaves the US after two decades, slams the 'theoretical concerns' that led to it being banned

By Rich Stanton Published

news The US claims the Kremlin could abuse Kaspersky software "to access and potentially exploit sensitive U.S. technology and data".

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US Gov announces upcoming ban of Kaspersky antivirus software for US customers—including future updates—citing an 'unacceptable risk to national security'

By Andy Edser Published

news If you're a US Kaspersky customer, now's the time to look for a new AV provider.

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Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky added to US national security blacklist

By Katie Wickens Published

news Kaspersky is now deemed to "pose an unacceptable risk to the national security."

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Kaspersky blocked 5.8M malware attacks 'disguised as popular PC games' last year

By Paul Lilly Published

News Cyber-attackers are targeting gamers with increased frequency.

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Asus downplays reach of Live Update hack, issues a fix in latest version

By Paul Lilly Published

News Hackers are said to have installed backdoors on PCs through Asus's Live Update software.

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Kaspersky expands its antitrust crusade against Microsoft to Europe

By Paul Lilly Published

News Antivirus shenanigans.

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