Security software vendor Comodo has patched a security weakness in its GeekBuddy remote PC support tool that could have enabled local malware or exploits to gain admin privileges on computers.

Comodo PC Tuneup is an effective system-enhancing utility. It may not offer as many enhancements as the best in the space, but its lack of installation restrictions is a big point in its favor. If you ...

A reasonable expectation of security software is that at worst it should make your system no less secure than would be without the software. Sadly, it often seems that such software fails to meet even ...

Multiple zero-day vulnerabilities could allow malicious actors to attack Comodo antivirus software and install malware to escalate to the highest privileges, according to Tenable Research. Though ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Comodo Firewall Pro 3.0 aces all basic personal firewall ...

All-in-one protection backed by £300 virus free guarantee*immediately available 5 th June 2014 - Comodo is launching the latest incarnation of its all-in-one protection software into the UK Market, ...

Lenovo is not the only one in adware hot water after separate reports accuse two antivirus software providers of using a similar exploit to Superfish. Reports implicate both Lavasoft and Comodo in ...

Comodo is fine at catching viruses and other malware, but it tries to add too much extra software to your PC. It also offers to change your default search engine and browser homepage to Yahoo upon ...

PrivDog, Comodo’s advertising replacement software, has been flagged by researchers as a risk due to the way it handles SSL connections (often referred to as HTTPS). Like Superfish, PrivDog breaks the ...