Enter Microsoft Security Essentials, a widely respected and in some cases highly recommended antimalware product from Microsoft. I use MSE and endorse it in my books because it’s capable, quick ...

Microsoft Security Essentials is a legitimate antimalware application, but a new rogue antivirus attack is hijacking the brand.

Microsoft Security Essentials, which is free for both individual use and small businesses, is superb. But like all good things, there's a deadly dark side.

After a short three-month beta program, Microsoft is officially releasing Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE), its free, real-time consumer antimalware solution for fighting viruses, spyware ...

Microsoft's new, free antivirus application Microsoft Security Essentials was released in a limited beta this morning, and now that we've got our hands on it, let's take a look at how MSE stacks up.

CERT-In has issued a high-risk alert warning users about multiple critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft products, including ...

It’s looking more and more likely that Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE) is warning about a Trojan:DOS/Alureon.J infection when none exists.

The Microsoft Security Essentials Tech Support Scam is a Trojan from the Trojan.Tech-Support-Scam family that displays a fake Windows alert stating that Microsoft Security Essentials detected a ...

Microsoft Security Essentials Won't Open or Run. It doesn't cost a fortune to keep your computer safe from spyware, viruses and other malware. Microsoft gives Security Essentials program away free.

Microsoft's Security Essentials and Defender products help stop various flavors of malware, and both have changed over the past several iterations of Windows.

If you've been duped by "Security Essentials 2010," Microsoft's legitimate antivirus is available for free and can clean your system.

Microsoft is going after a rogue antivirus that impersonates the software giants free Microsoft Security Essentials.