In case last week lured you away from the regular routine, here's something to get you back to it. Massive multiplayer online games password stealers and rogue security software are on the menu to be served anyone interested enough to read more.

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Amidst the economic turmoil, 2009’s tax filing season could turn into a horrid nightmare for taxpayers if they are not vigilant against e-threats.

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In the previous two weeks we scrutinized the best practices for keeping mobile computing devices and corporate networks safe. Now it is time to see how to safeguard the highly valuable asset of information.

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After checking the best practices to protect your mobile computing devices, a closer attention should be paid to the corporate network protection.

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Laptops and netbooks, mobile and Wi-Fi Internet connections, remote access and VPNs – these are the daily tools of telecommuters, teleworkers and road warriors.

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This week’s review start with a couple of e-threats that target your private data or monitor the actions undertaken on a computer. All the collected data is sent back to the attacker. Nobody wants it’s passwords stolen, or internet browsing habits made public, so you’d do well to update you antivirus products, or install a security suite if you don’t already own one.

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Laptops represent probably the most important mobile computing tools that business and home users possess today. Whether you own a laptop or your company have supplied you one, you are beyond any doubt aware of its value.

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Trojan horses are probably the widest-spread security threats nowadays.

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