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Showing 1-12 of 12 results foundKaspersky inadvertently quarantines Windows Explorer
December 21, 2007 A false positive in company's antivirus products leads to quarantine or deletion of some Windows users' copies of explorer.exe.Microsoft offers prank Blue Screen Of Death
November 14, 2006 A spoof screensaver of the IT nightmare is now available from Microsoft. Antivirus vendors are not amused.Gartner takes Microsoft to task
February 18, 2005 Software giant should focus on securing Windows, not on entering anti-spyware and antivirus market, an analyst says.Sneaky new virus format has software makers scrambling
July 7, 2000 In the latest case of virus writers being a step ahead of the computer industry, a comparatively new type of virus is forcing antivirus software companies to rebuild their products.Site-blocking worm carries phishing risk
April 11, 2005 Worm alters system files to block some antivirus company Web sites--a ploy that could be used in phishing scams, Trend Micro warns.Expert: Flaw still dogs Windows patch
January 25, 2005 An antivirus firm says Microsoft overlooked a potential exploit in its last Windows fixes. The software giant disagrees.Super Bowl stadium site packed Trojan horse
February 2, 2007 Cybercrooks reprogram Dolphin Stadium Web site to load script that would attempt to exploit two Windows security holes.Images: Stadium site gets sackedFAQ: The Kama Sutra worm
February 2, 2006 What you need to know about the virus, which is set to delete files on Feb. 3.Antivirus makers catch up to Windows bug
January 5, 2006 Not all antivirus products offer protection against exploitations of a recently disclosed, unpatched Windows flaw.This week in security
February 4, 2005 There's no business quite like the worm business, apparently.Week in review: Lump of coal for Microsoft
December 24, 2004 Software giant gets an unwelcome gift when a European court orders it to start offering a version of Windows without a bundled media player.Year in review: Old worms, new tricks
December 27, 2005 Sober came back to bite, while hackers hunted for new ways to attack and spread code--and Sony stumbled into a rootkit debacle.
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