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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundGartner 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.Microsoft easing into antivirus efforts
July 1, 2004 Security specialist at software giant skirts speculation on possible acquisitions but says: "We're quite happy with what we've got."MyDoom spawns four small offshoots
September 10, 2004 Four minor copies of the program surface, which may indicate that a more lethal MyDoom is on the way, according to some experts.Trend Micro: Open source is more secure
June 13, 2006 Antivirus vendor wades into the debate over the merits of open and closed code, while Red Hat takes a cautious approach.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.Sasser worm begins to spread
May 1, 2004 A worm starts spreading through the Internet using a vulnerability in a widely used component of the Windows operating system.Pop-up toolbar spreads via IE flaws
June 9, 2004 Criminal charges could result for those who use Explorer vulnerabilities to trigger pop-up ads on PCs.MyDoom variant targets Microsoft
January 28, 2004 A new version of the mass-mailing virus hits the Net, aiming data attacks at Microsoft's Web site and interfering with an infected PC's ability to access downloadable security-software updates.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 sackedNew MyDoom draws on IE flaw to spread
November 9, 2004 Antivirus firms tell PC users to turn on firewalls--Microsoft has yet to patch the Internet Explorer vulnerability.Mosquito software bites smart phones
August 13, 2004 A possible Trojan horse hidden in an illegal cell-phone game hits smart phones using the Symbian operating system.Latest Bagle succeeds by sheer numbers
July 16, 2004 Online vandals aim to profit more from the mass-mailing computer virus by relaying information through a legion of German Web sites.Double MyDoom for Internet Explorer flaw
November 9, 2004 A second MyDoom offshoot is taking advantage of an unpatched security hole in Microsoft's Web browser to spread.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.Author leaves warning in latest Sasser worm
May 10, 2004 Antivirus companies discovered a fifth version of the Sasser variant this weekend, within hours of German police arresting an 18-year-old man who confessed to being the Sasser worm's author.MSBlast echoes across the Net
August 15, 2003 special coverage The spread of the worm--which exploits perhaps the most widespread Windows flaw ever--continues even as individuals and businesses clean up their computers.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.Worms on the prowl, traveling via MSN Messenger
March 8, 2005 Antivirus companies have identified two new threats that use Microsoft's IM software to spread.
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