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Dec 03, 2011 - Intego, the Apple security specialist, today announced that it will be participating in the first Mac App Store bundle, with three of its top-rated Mac security programs available for only $0.99 for one day only. Organized by ZeroNinetyNine, this virtual bundle groups a dozen Mac apps and offers them at this low price for just one day. Backup Express - the powerful and flexible backup program, VirusBarrier Plus - protects Mac users from viruses, and Washing Machine - cleans up files.

Oct 04, 2011 - Intego has discovered a new Trojan horse, Flashback, which masquerades as a Flash Player installer. VirusBarrier X6's real-time scanner will detect the file when it is downloaded, and its Anti-Spyware protection will block any connections. This Trojan horse has been found in the wild, and has some disturbing actions. Users visiting certain malicious websites may see a link or an icon to download and install Flash Player. Since Mac OS X Lion does not include Flash Player, some users may be fooled

Sep 26, 2011 - Intego has discovered a new Trojan horse, Flashback, which masquerades as a Flash Player installer. VirusBarrier X6's real-time scanner will detect the file when it is downloaded, and its Anti-Spyware protection will block any connections. This Trojan horse has been found in the wild, and has some disturbing actions. Users visiting certain malicious websites may see a link or an icon to download and install Flash Player. Since Mac OS X Lion does not include Flash Player, some users may be fooled

Sep 14, 2011 - Intego, the Apple security specialist, has announced a special back to school promotion on all of its X6 security software to keep your Macs safe from the dangers of the Internet, and save 20%. Whether you're going back to school or to work, it's a good time to make sure your Macs are protected from the dangers of the Internet. Intego is offering a 20% discount on any Intego X6 or Dual Protection product, purchased exclusively from the Intego online store.

Sep 06, 2011 - Intego, the Apple security specialist, today announced a special back to school promotion on all of its X6 security software to keep your Macs safe from the dangers of the Internet, and save 20%. Whether you're going back to school or to work, it's a good time to make sure your Macs are protected from the dangers of the Internet. Intego is offering a 20% discount on any Intego X6 or Dual Protection product, purchased exclusively from the Intego online store.

Mar 29, 2011 - Austin based Intego, the Mac security specialist, today announced that Jeff Erwin has taken over as the company's President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Erwin brings to Intego 30 years of experience in the technology sector managing companies selling both hardware and software. Jeff Erwin has worked as General Manager for Microsoft, General Manager for Cisco Systems, and CEO for Pure Networks, and has a solid engineering background as well as experience working with security software.

Dec 17, 2010 - Intego, the Mac security specialist, today announced the availability of Remote Management Console 2, the company's tool for remotely managing Intego software on multiple Macs. Remote Management Console 2 lets administrators manage Intego software on any number of Macs, in different locations, all from a central administration console. Remote Management Console 2 is a full rewrite of the program, introducing a new client-server architecture, greater flexibility in usage and much more.

Nov 01, 2010 - Austin based Intego has discovered a Mac version of the Koobface worm, which spreads via social networks such as Facebook, MySpace and Twitter. Intego's Virus Monitoring Center has been examining this malware for some time, and given the low level of risk, has not publically issued information about it. Since other reports have been made public about this malware, Intego has decided to publish this security memo.

Jun 01, 2010 - Austin based Intego today announced they have discovered a spyware application that is installed by a number of freely distributed Mac applications and screen savers found on a variety of websites. This spyware, OSX/OpinionSpy, performs a number of malicious actions, from scanning files to recording user activity, as well as sending information about this activity to remote servers and opening a backdoor on infected Macs.