90% of game hacks infected with malware

According to the research of experts, almost all placed on file-sharing sites "hacked" games contain viruses.

AVG anti-virus company has decided to conduct a study of one of the most lucrative markets for today - the market of computer games.

In the study, experts from AVG Viruslab Research Group found that almost all unlicensed games or "cracked" updates posted on file-sharing resources, contain viruses.

According to experts, currently in the top five of multiplayer games are World of Warcraft, League of Legends, Runescape, World of Tanks, and Minecraft, the audience of more than 330 million players worldwide, and is part of the multibillion industry, which makes it very interesting for cybercriminals.

AVG releases a new line of anti-virus programs

AVG anti-virus and Internet Security Software 2013

AVG anti-virus company today announced an updated line of its products, saying that new items are fully compatible with Windows 8, support the touch screen, offer rapid scanning system and a new interface. Recall that the AVG product line includes both paid products for business users and small businesses, as well as free home programs.

The most comprehensive and expensive anti-virus package AVG Premium Security 2013 comes with a firewall system predictive scanning hyperlinks on the Internet, anti-spam, anti-spyware and a new system, which protects the user from possible hacking wireless networks. A little less than a full set of Internet Security 2013 has about the same thing, except for the "advanced control systems of privacy."