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Avast, known around the world for its free security software, has suffered a serious security breach which has exposed the information of 400,000 users. Yes, you heard that right. A security company has suffered a security breach. The irony shouldn’t be lost on any of us. Learn more: - http://www.scoop.it/t/securite-pc-et-internet/?tag=DATA-BREACHES 
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Depuis les aventures du malware Flashback sur Mac OS X, la sécurité des Mac est redevenue un sujet à sensations. Les éditeurs de solutions de sécurité s’en sont donnés à cœur joie, l’occasion leur étant fournie de mettre en pratique des ...
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If you are a user of any of the paid versions of Avira's various antivirus and security software and you have tried to update it/them in the last 24 hours, chances are that you're now sitting before a crippled PC, wondering what happened. So what did happen?
Well, it seems that the new update makes the AntiVirProActiv component - not present only in the company's free offering - erroneously detect critical Windows processes as malware and automatically terminate them...
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Yes, you heard that right. A security company has suffered a security breach. The irony shouldn’t be lost on any of us.
Learn more:
- http://www.scoop.it/t/securite-pc-et-internet/?tag=DATA-BREACHES