- ActiveX Programming Used in Norton Causes Serious Problems
As malware programmers are getting sophisticated gradually, every computer system is open to malicious programs until it is protected by a robust and reliable antivirus software suite. Symantec appears to be much receptive to all types of malware threats as it keeps on introducing Norton security patches and updates for its Norton 360 Internet Security every so often. Recently, it has addressed a flaw in Norton that was considered to be the most intimidating challenge in many ways. A malicious flaw, identified in the way how Norton Internet security software uses the ActiveX programming language, was identified as a serious threat for those who use the antivirus product. It was said to pave the way for unauthorized software programs to enter victim’s computer system. Experts rated the threat as the most critical one simply because of the nature and behavior that the bug revealed in some computer systems. In today’s age of internet, every computer system and device is open to potential intruders. And the way how criminals were marching into a computer system has changed, as they largely intend to steal personal details (specifically some financial information) by interfering into a computer system through the internet. Read more at https://tackk.com/wtwrl3 - Norton Customers Report Buggy Norton Update
In August, 2009, Symantec pushed an automatic buggy patch to the Norton 2009 and Norton 360, which resulted in some sorts of technical problems for some users, though the update helped numerous users as well. In response to the newly-identified bug in Norton, Symantec introduced a software fix to address the issue which was caused by the automatic buggy patch. Once the update was pushed, a number of affected Norton users moved to Norton support website, including some forum platforms. According to the users, their computer systems started behaving bizarrely just after the update was downloaded on their computer system. Most of the users came across an error message: "Symantec Service Framework has encountered a problem and needs to close..." before the antivirus software stopped working. On the other hand, some of the users also approached to independent technicians in search of a reliable technical support for Norton. According to some users, the issue was sporadically disabling the computer system, leading to an unknown panic that the data containing any crucial files or information might crash without delay. Even they got the CPU hitting 100% usage even when the computer system was not being used. Read more at https://www.facebook.com/notes/john-carel/800-961-1963-norton-customers-report-buggy-norton-update/200211243709087 - 24/7 Norton Antivirus Support Service to Fix Common Norton Issues
What if a protector turns into a bothersome guard? Yes! It is right and it eventually happens to antivirus software programs that are developed to protect a computer system against all types of impending threats. When an antivirus software package develops some sorts of technical errors over the period, it starts functioning conversely by damaging computer systems and data files, instead of protecting the same. Visit Norton technical support service page to understand errors and problems that occur when Norton antivirus becomes corrupt. Norton antivirus is best known for its technical inheritance to protect a computer system against contemporary threats. But it is similarly exposed to some sorts of technical errors that may happen at any point in time. And the things suddenly turn out into a frustrating one, if it starts showing a random error message whenever you try to run the antivirus software. Most of the problems take place during the installation and runtime. Read more at http://nortonhelp.support/fix-common-norton-issues-with-technical-support-services/ Previous Article On Norton http://www.amazines.com/article_detail.cfm?articleid=6212106
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