For years people have been opening their browser and asking, “how the heck did that Ask Toolbar get installed?”
Enough is enough. Remove it.
For years people have been opening their browser and asking, “how the heck did that Ask Toolbar get installed?”
Enough is enough. Remove it.
Researchers have discovered that an unknown attacker hijacked the update mechanism employed by Ask Partner Network (APN) to download suspicious code onto unsuspecting users’ PCs.
David Bisson reports.
Published June 12, 2015 1:58 pm in Microsoft, Web Browsers 5
So long Ask Toolbar, we won’t miss you one bit.
Published March 6, 2015 10:09 am in Java, macOS, Oracle, Vulnerability 5
I think it’s great that Oracle is showing its contempt for Java users in this way. The company’s transparency should be applauded.
Published January 23, 2013 6:33 pm in Adobe, Guest blog, Naked Security, Oracle, Vulnerability 0
If you’re installing a critical security update on your computer, caused by the software vendor’s sloppy code quality, you probably wouldn’t dream that your software vendor is trying to make some money out of the inconvenience.