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F-Secure has announced a cloud based content storage and synchronisation service, Content Anywhere, that synchronises a user's files in the cloud, making them accessible on PCs, tablets, smartphones and digital TVs.

Embrace, extend, and extinguish. These three words became synonymous with Microsoft after the anti-trust trial of the 1990s found that the company used this phrase internally to describe its strategy to get the better of competitors.

During the past 24 hours, as many as four German state governments have admitted to using spyware against their citizens.

Claiming the usual "it arrived in an anonymous brown paper bag," the Chaos Computer Club has announced the reverse engineering of what is claimed to be the German authorities' intercept malware, Quellen-TKÜ.

Security companies are warning of the arrival of a new Mac Trojan - dubbed Revir - that poses as a PDF file.

Optus has released a range of mobile device security and management applications aimed at small business, as part of the Optus OfficeApps suite of cloud based services.

Optus has launched an in-the-cloud file backup service for its mobile and fixed line broadband customers, developed in partnership with F-Secure.

Some F-Secure Mac Protection beta testers got a nasty surprise the other day when a rogue update started trashing legitimate files.

Security researchers are warning that a drive-by jailbreak for iOS 4 and earlier could be used to drop malware onto iPhones, iPads and iPod touches.

F-Secure's antivirus has been given the highest Advanced+ score in the 'On Demand Detection of Malicious Software' test conducted by the independent testing organisation AV-Comparatives in February 2010. This is the sixth consecutive Advanced+ award for F-Secure Anti-Virus since August 2009 in AV Comparative's tests on the world's leading antivirus products.

F-Secure today revealed the findings of its F-Secure 2010 Australian Mobile Security Survey. Quizzing more than 1,000 Australians, F-Secure found that a third (32%) of respondents had lost a phone or had one stolen. Men appeared more careless than women, with 39% experiencing loss, versus just 26% of women.

Some survey results are more believable that others. Do you reckon one-third of Australians have either lost a mobile phone or had one stolen?

Some survey results are more believable that others. Do you reckon one-third of Australians have either lost a mobile phone or had one stolen?

Some survey results are more believable that others. Do you reckon one-third of Australians have either lost a mobile phone or had one stolen?

F-Secure is launching Safe and Savvy, a new blog for anyone interested in staying safe online, practicing smarter social networking and protecting irreplaceable content. The bloggers are ladies who play crucial roles throughout the company.

As Macs' share of the consumer market grows, F-Secure answers the call for Mac Protection, designed to provide security without slowing down performance.

F-Secure is launching its first products for the Android platform. F-Secure Anti-Theft for Mobile enables easy remote locking and wiping of confidential data if a smartphone is lost or stolen. Browsing Protection, a feature of F-Secure Mobile Security, identifies which websites are safe to enter and which should be avoided.

F-Secure Mobile Security 6 introduces Premium Anti-theft with Locator features and Browsing Protection, the company's first in-the-cloud service for mobile devices which make smartphone Internet use and financial transactions safer than ever.

The Griffin trailer is out! The Griffin Internet TV series brings alive the fight against cybercrime like no other, presenting a unique way to raise awareness for Internet security issues.