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Imagine having a home that watches over itself, alerting you to threats before they become problems. Smart home security systems, often referred to as "silent guardians," are revolutionizing the way we protect our homes.

The threat of malicious software—commonly known as malware—is greater than ever. With over 1.5 billion malware programs circulating globally and a staggering 450,000 new threats emerging daily, staying safe online requires vigilance. Malware attacks surged by 10% in 2023, amounting to an alarming 6.06 billion attacks worldwide.
Given these risks, it’s crucial to ensure that the software you download is safe. In this post, we’ll walk you through practical tips to help you identify and avoid potentially harmful downloads, so you can safeguard your devices and personal data. Let’s dive in!

Video has been a crucial marketing and communication tool since internet speeds could keep up with video streaming. Now, video is everywhere and has become even more important on social media where people can make a living as content creators and for marketers who need a medium that can easily reach and resonate with a new generation of consumers.

Learn how to secure your Red Hat Linux server with a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate in just three easy steps. Protect your website and sensitive data with this comprehensive guide to installation and maintenance.

Rkill is a utility program designed to terminate malicious processes running on a computer. It scans for and terminates suspicious or potentially harmful processes, allowing users to proceed with malware removal steps more effectively. By temporarily stopping these processes, Rkill helps to neutralize malware's ability to interfere with antivirus or anti-malware software, enabling them to function optimally. However, it's important to note that Rkill is not a standalone antivirus tool and should be used in conjunction with other security software for comprehensive protection.

We are making good progresses on the command-line release for AdwCleaner, and we think they are interesting enough to share them.

AdwCleaner v6.010 has been published a few minutes ago. It's mostly a maintenance release, with a lot of improvements in stability and translations since the v6.000.

AdwCleaner v5.000 - CLI and debug module