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Showing 1-12 of 12 results foundTwo years on, Netsky-P tops virus charts
September 1, 2006 The e-mail worm, ranked as the worst of 2004, retains bragging rights even though fixes have long been available.Fake Microsoft security updates circulate
April 8, 2005 E-mail campaign designed to lure people to a bogus Microsoft Web site is making rounds as part of attempt to install Trojan horse.Bagle attack comes in two waves
September 21, 2005 New variants of the veteran pest have been sent out in two waves of spam, an antivirus firm says.The future of malware: Trojan horses
October 13, 2006 Targeted attacks used for industrial espionage have become the nightmare scenario for big companies, researchers say.Watchdog-attacking Bagle ramps up
March 1, 2005 A new Bagle Trojan horse that hurts security applications is spreading rapidly.Worm uses funny face to distract from danger
February 3, 2005 Will a picture of an old man making a silly face keep you from noticing a Trojan being installed on your PC? Someone is hoping it will.Windows patch, iPod exploited in e-mail scams
August 31, 2006 Fake patches, rogue invoices make the rounds as spammers keep trying to fool people into installing Trojans on their PCs.Google: 10 percent of sites are dangerous
May 15, 2007 Sophos adds that 70 percent of pages hosting malicious software are found on legitimate sites targeted by hackers.'Storm worm' Trojan horse surges on
January 23, 2007 Many home PC users may have been infected after a large-scale sustained Trojan horse attack that took place over the weekend.Phishing overtakes viruses and Trojans
January 30, 2007 Security experts say phishing attacks are becoming more sophisticated, outnumber e-mails infected with malicous software.Viruses promise heartbreak on Valentine's Day
February 14, 2007 E-mails promise love cards but deliver malicious software designed to turn computers into zombies. Image: Valentine's virusThis week in security
February 4, 2005 There's no business quite like the worm business, apparently.
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