Lenovo Security Concerns

• New Microsoft adware rule could prevent another ‘Superfish’ security scare

  Microsoft is stepping up security for Windows users with new adware rules that will detect and remove insecure adware software from Windows PCs as of 2016.

  Consumer

  Dec 22, 2015
  
• Controversial startup Superfish switching to new business model after Lenovo scandal

  Controversial startup Superfish says it's shutting down operations after it was blamed earlier this year for turning unwitting computer users into targets for annoying web ads - and hackers.

  Tech

  May 29, 2015
  
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• Security researchers find another ‘massive security risk’ in Lenovo PCs

  Just months after coming under fire for pre-installing dangerous adware onto its computers, Lenovo is once again being accused of having poor security measures.

  Consumer

  May 6, 2015
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• Lenovo hit with lawsuit over malicious Superfish adware

  Lenovo has reportedly been slapped with a proposed class action lawsuit after pre-installing potentially malicious adware on some consumer laptops.

  Consumer

  Feb 23, 2015
• Lenovo acknowledges Superfish security concerns; offers tool to remove software

  Lenovo released a tool to help customers remove potentially malicious software called “Superfish” from laptops after security concerns were raised last week.

  Consumer

  Feb 23, 2015