In response to a recent blog post from Brian Krebs which analyses who may have been responsible for the Ashley Madison breach, Mark James, IT security specialist at ESET says:
- SECURITY EXPERT
- Talking Point
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Wednesday, 08 October 2025
OPSWAT releases its quarterly market share report with new coverage for top anti-malware vendor market share, security practice comparisons between Mac and Windows users, and Windows device health statistics.
LONDON, UK: OPSWAT has announced that their quarterly market share reports will now look at anti-malware market share as opposed to the antivirus market share that has been covered in past reports. These changes are in response to the changes in the marketplace (which OPSWAT's technology has already shifted to recognise). Over time, the threat landscape has changed and the anti-malware community has responded with new products that detect a wider range of threats including PUAs (Potentially Unwanted Applications), spyware, keyloggers and botnets. This important shift will therefore be reflected in OPSWAT's future market share reports.
- LARA LACKIE
- Case Studies
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SERIES: BUHARISM AND THE FIERCE URGENCY OF NOW
Acts of a President with a mustard seed-mind and a pawpaw tree hight
PART THREE
IF YOU TALK NOW I GO EXPOSE YOU! HOW YOU GET MONEY BUY THAT YA JET AND BUILD UNIVERSITY ON TOP AM?
WHERE ARE NIGERIA'S CHRISTIAN LEADERS?
They have compromised themselves eating with Caesar, hence they have buried their heads in shame like the evil ostrich of the rainforest and are silent in their guiltiness, while injustices and Sharia like a wild fire in the harmattan spread intractably across the country. With all sense of responsibility, I dare say: CAN - the Christian Association of Nigeria is now a liability as well as most clergy of today in Nigeria, just like their jets, universities, obscene properties, extravagant lifestyles including their ill-gotten wealth. Therefore, the Christians in Nigeria need a new body now, now, now!
- JOHN ODEY ADUMA, PUBLISHER AND BRITISH CHEVENING SCHOLAR, UNITED KINGDOM
- Nigeria Watch International
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UK police are continuing to warn householders about the vulnerability of domestic entrance door locks which burglars can defeat in seconds in order to break in.
They are advising householders to have their locks inspected professionally, especially those found on front and back doors made from PVC-u and composite materials, which form a high proportion of domestic entrance doors in the UK.
- GUY AINSWORTH
- International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence
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