Most of us have experienced first-hand the supreme suck of having our personal computers suffer malicious attack. These encounters lead most reasonable people to deploy some form of preventative ...

Computer viruses should be scared. Today, Montreal-based start-up, FixMeStick, has launched the first ever, consumer-ready USB device for removing viruses from infected PCs. What makes this product ...

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. Viruses and other malicious programs have access to all the ...

FixMeStick : Product Shot FixMeStick is a bootable USB-based antivirus that uses engines from Sophos, Kaspersky, and GFI/VIPRE to clean up a malware-infested PC, even one that won't boot Windows.

Once a Trojan or virus has taken up residence in your computer, it can be hard to fix, especially if the offending malware blocks efforts to remove it. The FixMeStick, the brainchild of Montreal’s ...

Once malicious software gets into your computer, it can be impossible to remove yourself. For example, if your computer has ransomware this takes control of your device as soon as your operating ...

The FixMeStick is a USB key fitted with an antivirus scanner. Simply plug it into your USB port, and follow on-screen instructions on the screento ensure your PC or Mac is malware-free. It uses ...

Viruses and malware on a Mac system are still very rare when compared to PC infections, however it is on the increase and sometimes Mac owners might not even know malware exists on their systems.

It has been just a week since the co-founders of Montreal’s FixMeStick, Marty Algire and Corey Velan, appeared on CBC’s Dragons’ Den, but the segment was taped nearly a year ago, and a lot has changed ...

When Corey Velan and Marty Algire launched Montreal-based FixMeStick in May 2012, they were surprised by how hard it was to generate sales through online advertising. They had assumed Internet ...