A pair of computer security researchers have discovered a BIOS vulnerability caused by the Computrace Laptop Lojack software, serving as a rootkit to potentially let malware nest and thrive in an ...

LAWRENCE — One woman bought her laptop for $200 in a store parking lot. Another man made a deal with a guy named "Shorty," paying $100 for a Dell Inspiron 1501 laptop that legally retails around $800.

Industry-leading computer tracking and recovery software provides Mac users peace of mind Vancouver, Canada: July 19, 2006 - Absolute Software Corporation, the leading provider of patented Computer ...

NEW PROVIDENCE -- The police department received a donation of three state-of-the-art LoJack stolen vehicle tracing computers. Joe Melso, the regional sales manager for LoJack, said the donated ...

Laptop recovery systems have been around for a while, but they're mostly aimed at businesses who buy blanket coverage for a fleet of laptops. Absolute Software's Lojack for Laptops is a consumer-ready ...

The LoJack Tracking Computer can detect a beacon hidden in a vehicle which has been stolen or hidden as part of a fraudulent insurance claim. The computer can track the signal from up to five miles ...

A new open source tool called Adeona has been released by researchers at two universities in an effort to recover lost or stolen laptops on campus, at airports and elsewhere. Adeona, in fact, is named ...

The provider behind the popular Computrace LoJack for Laptops anti-theft service for both individual PC buyers and corporate IT administrators is adding new geolocation capabilities. The new GPS ...