New version! - Bitdefender Antivirus Free Edition has been designed from ground up towards enabling you to do whatever you enjoy doing most with your computer, while staying 100% safe from e-threats.

New version! - avast! is a package of applications that aim to protect your computer from a possible virus infection or other malware threat. If you use it correctly, and in combination with other programs such as data backup utilities, it will significantly reduce the risk of your computer being attacked or infected by a virus, and thus the risk of losing important or private data.

Meet 9-Lab Removal Tool: it's a software that is completely free with no hidden charges and unexpected offers to invest additional funds. Today there are many security programs that play the game of actually tricking users into purchasing their licenses. They often offer to run a so-called “free scan”, and users are thus being attracted with the word “free”.

New version! - Avira AntiVir Premium reliably protects you against all threats from viruses, worms, trojans, rootkits, phishings, adware, spyware, bots, and dangerous “drive-by” downloads. Best detection rates and top-class security with several updates every day.

After almost two years without a significant update, you might have been forgiven for thinking that rootkit detector GMER was on its way out. Version 2.0 has just been released, and it’s the most important GMER update for a very long time.

Kaspersky Internet Security provides comprehensive computer protection against known and new threats, network and phishing attacks, spam, and other unwanted content. Different functions and protection components are available as part of Kaspersky Internet Security to deliver comprehensive protection.

The new Panda Antivirus Pro 2013 offers the easiest-to-use and most intuitive protection for your computer. Just install it and forget about viruses, spyware, rootkits, hackers and online fraud.  Chat, share photos and videos, bank and buy online, read your favorite blogs or surf the Web with total peace of mind and without interruptions.

New version! - Comodo Cleaning Essentials (CCE) is a set of computer security tools designed to help users identify and remove malware and unsafe processes from infected computers.

The number of bootkits is steadily growing. All kinds of new bootkits are appearing: sophisticated and simple, serving different purposes (such as rootkits or ransomware Trojans). Malware writers are not above analyzing their competitors’ malicious code.

Security vendor NoVirusThanks has released SSDT View, a 64-bit (only) tool that can show you the contents of your System Service Descriptor Table, perhaps highlighting changes made by rootkits and other stealthy malware.

The newest build for Zemana AntiLogger, one of the best solutions against all sorts of logging, brings to the table repairs that affected all available modules.

Researchers with Kaspersky Lab and Eset have discovered a new type of botnet malware called TDL4 which, as well as featuring bootkit functionality and the ability to neutralise competing malware such as Zeus, can infect both 32- and 64-bit machines.

Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 delivers premium protection from viruses, Trojans, spam, hackers, and more. Its cutting-edge, hybrid approach to digital security combines innovative, cloud-based technologies with advanced antivirus protection to deliver a faster, more effective response to today’s complex, ever-evolving threats. You, your private data and PC are completely protected as you work, bank, shop and play online.

SUNNYVALE, CA--(Marketwire - 06/09/11) - Fortinet® (NASDAQ:FTNT - News) -- a leading network security provider and the worldwide leader of unified threat management (UTM) solutions -- today released its latest Threat Landscape report, which details two prominent detections belonging to the TDSS family of rootkits that are capable of infecting 64-bit Windows operating systems. The TDSS rootkit, which is difficult to detect and remove, has full access to any system it infects and can mask its activity to administrators and end users.

Kaspersky highlights malicious programs attacking Mac OS X, 64-bit Windows and Sony hacks as the most significant events of May - Kaspersky Lab said in a recent press release and blog post that May 2011 was characterised by a rogue antivirus program for Mac OS X, a banking rootkit for 64-bit Windows from a group of Brazilian cyber-criminals, and Sony remaining a target for hackers.