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Mac Keylogger Removal: How to Remove Mac Keyloggers

by admin on April 30, 2010

Keyloggers, also known as keystroke loggers, are a form of malware that can allow hackers to access your personal information and hijack your online accounts. Keyloggers come in many forms, and they can end up on your Mac in a variety of ways, but for the most part they all share the same end purpose. [...]

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MacScan vs VirusBarrier x6: Mac Security Software Comparison

by admin on March 15, 2010

MacScan and VirusBarrier are two of those rarest of creatures in the software world: Mac-only security programs. Although heavyweights from the Windows security arena like Norton and McAfee have recently increased their efforts to gain market share among Mac users, MacScan and VirusBarrier represent an approach tailored specifically to the platform. That’s not to say [...]

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iAntiVirus vs. MacScan: Mac Security Software Comparison

by admin on March 15, 2010

PC Tools iAntiVirus and SecureMac’s MacScan are two small utilities for Mac that nevertheless perform important functions. Many Mac users are starting to understand that the “there are no viruses for Mac” days are long gone. Security software for Mac is thus starting to be recognized as a necessity. iAntiVirus and MacScan both handle specific [...]

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MacScan Review: Anti-Spyware Software for Mac OS X

by admin on February 8, 2010

Although it was once virtually unheard of, spyware is an increasingly common and serious problem for Mac users. With that in mind, MacScan seeks to provide a dedicated line of defence against spyware and all known Mac malware. This is a commercial application from SecureMac, which is otherwise known for its Mac security news website. [...]

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