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Sophos touts application control features
October 26, 2006 U.K.-based security company has added capabilities that let businesses control what applications users can run.Wi-Fi piggybackers confess
November 16, 2007 More than half of computer users surveyed by security firm Sophos admit to having used another's Wi-Fi without permission.Poll: Half of employers restrict Facebook
August 22, 2007 Workers at many companies surveyed by security firm Sophos say access to Facebook is blocked over productivity, security concerns.Spam postcard delivers surprise
June 29, 2005 Security research firm Sophos says a spam postcard making the rounds has the potential to steal sensitive personal information.China hosts nearly half of all malware sites
September 4, 2007 Nearly 45 percent of the world's infected sites originate in China, with the U.S. and Russia a distant second and third, according to Sophos.Sophos appoints new CEO
January 6, 2006 COO Steve Munford takes over from cofounders and joint CEOs Jan Hruska and Peter Lammer.Virus pits itself against music pirates
April 22, 2005 File sharers are the target of a virus that deletes music collections.Trojan swaps porn sites for Koran text
September 7, 2005 A new Trojan horse displays a message from the Muslim holy book when a user visits what could be a pornographic Web site.Flaw found in Sophos antivirus
July 28, 2005 Company says it's fixed some versions of its flagship package to combat a hole that could let in buffer overflow attacks.Trojan horse: Your money or your files
April 29, 2006 Newly discovered Trojan horse threatens to delete files if victim doesn't pay $10.99 for code to disarm the malicious software.Report: U.S. tops list of spam-offending countries
October 26, 2007 U.S. sends about 28 percent of the world's spam--more than five times as much as second-place South Korea, says security firm.Fantasy soccer league virus kicks off
May 8, 2006 Excel virus targeting fantasy soccer league fans attempts to lure users with offer of worksheets to track team performance.Most spam still coming from the U.S.
January 25, 2006 But latest figures also mark the first time U.S. accounts for less than a quarter of all spam relayed, says security company Sophos.Sophos declares Netsky-P worst virus of 2004
December 8, 2004 The firm detected 10,724 new viruses, worms and Trojan horses--an increase of nearly 52 percent over last year.Survey: Office workers still the greatest security threat
October 12, 2007 Sophos study reveals, however, that remote employees are becoming a bigger perceived network threat to businesses.Two 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.Report: Antispam push helping curb U.S. junk mail
October 12, 2005 The United States is still the greatest source of spam, but tougher laws and other measures are helping stem the tide, Sophos says.Bawdy holiday worm preys on prurience
January 11, 2005 Sophos identifies a new attack that lures victims with a photo of naked people.Sophos promises to sniff out zombie systems
July 15, 2005 Service aims to tell subscribers if their network is home to compromised PCs being used to send spam.Soaring malware levels hint at criminal activity
July 5, 2005 Nearly 8,000 different pieces of malicious code have been detected by Sophos this year--mainly emanating from criminal gangs.
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