Is it a Norton or an AOL phishing scam? - Naked Security

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Is it a Norton or an AOL phishing scam? Naked Security This morning I received a couple of phishing scam emails purporting to be from "Norton Symantec." The fraudulent emails claimed, in part: "Your e-mail address was successfully upgraded with the latest Norton Antivirus update.

Facebook announces Antivirus Marketplace - ZDNet (blog)

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Facebook announces Antivirus Marketplace ZDNet (blog) By Emil Protalinski | April 25, 2012, 9:43am PDT Summary: Facebook has partnered with five companies (Microsoft, McAfee, TrendMicro, Sophos, and Symantec) to provide improved security for its users. That includes free antivirus solutions for six months ... Facebook inks deal with McAfee, Symantec, others for free antivirusCNET Norton and Facebook Partner to Make the Web SaferMarketWatch (press release) Facebook Teams Up With Security Vendors, Offers Free Antivirus SoftwarePCWorld PC Magazine -SlashGear all 236 news articles »

Symantec Releases 2013 Product Lines to Public Beta - PC Magazine

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Symantec Releases 2013 Product Lines to Public Beta PC Magazine By Neil J. Rubenking Today Symantec released Norton AntiVirus 2013, Norton Internet Security 2013, and Norton 360 2013 for public beta testing. The company hopes to offer the best ever user experience, both on existing platforms and on the coming ... Norton 2013 to support Windows 8CNET (blog) Symantec Intros Norton 360 Everywhere for Multiple DevicesTom's Hardware Guide Norton releases public betas of Norton AntiVirus with Metro App protectionTech2 TechTarget -Ubergizmo -CSO Magazine all 11 news articles »

Symantec Ready To Surf The Win 8 Wave To $22 - Forbes

Symantec Ready To Surf The Win 8 Wave To $22 Forbes Symantec has released the public betas for Norton Antivirus, Norton Internet Security, and Norton 360 software. This suite of Norton 2013 applications was designed to take advantage of the Windows 8 OS which is due for release in late 2012. and more »

Windows 8 security: What's new - ITworld.com

Windows 8 security: What's new ITworld.com Since Windows Defender will provide at least basic virus and malware protection, purchasing yearly antivirus subscriptions (such as from McAfee or Norton) or downloading a free antivirus package (like AVG or Avast) is optional, whereas before it was ... and more »