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'Bahama' botnet takes click fraud to new heights
Sophisticated network of PCs bypasses conventional filters.
Phil Muncaster
Sep 19 2009 9:47AM
Security
Botnet commands spread by Google Groups
Botnet herders appear to be testing new ways to communicate with their drone computers.
Chuck Miller
Sep 15 2009 11:35AM
Security
Cutwail botnet authors behind wave of malicious IRS spam
Malware-laden emails, at a rate of 90,000 an hour, are trying to dupe recipients into believing they were implicated in defrauding the IRS.
Dan Kaplan
Sep 10 2009 9:29AM
Security
Conficker claims five million computers
The Conficker worm is still lurking around the internet four months after it supposedly peaked.
Dan Raywood
Aug 31 2009 11:29AM
Security
Botnet activity drops as spam remains high but steady
Real Host shutdown impacted Cutwail botnet.
Dan Raywood
Aug 28 2009 11:35AM
Security
Civilians cyberattacked Georgia in 2008 war
Attacks on Georgian government websites during the 2008 war with Russia were carried out by civilians - with little or no direct involvement on the part of the Russian government or military -- according to a new report.
Chuck Miller
Aug 19 2009 11:36AM
Security
Twitter used as botnet command-and-control hub
Researchers have discovered that Twitter messages were used to issue new instructions to bots.
Angela Moscaritolo
Aug 17 2009 11:24AM
Security
Authorities shut down Real Host
Latvian hosting firm had been tied to botnets, phishing scams.
Shaun Nichols
Aug 7 2009 3:16PM
Security
Clampi banking trojan spreading rapidly
Researchers have identified a new and dangerous banking trojan that can utilise a Windows tool to spread itself to all workstations across an organisation.
Dan Kaplan
Jul 31 2009 2:01PM
Security
Botnet armies driving spam to new heights
More than 150,000 computers being infected every day, says McAfee.
Phil Muncaster
Jul 30 2009 3:55PM
Security
Researchers uncover first mobile phone botnet
Warning of 'sea change' in mobile malware.
Phil Muncaster
Jul 16 2009 6:51AM
Security
Spam and scareware on the rise in 2009
A 60 per cent increase in spam volumes has resulted in spam now representing 90 per cent of all inbound email, according to the TRACElabs report on the first half of 2009 from Marshal8e6.
SC Australia Staff
Jul 14 2009 10:17AM
Security
Google sees new spam players on the horizon
Emergence of hotbeds.
Shaun Nichols
Jul 2 2009 2:58PM
Security
Malicious server used to propagate Zbot shut down
A criminal operation has been halted by the shutdown of a malicious server in the Cayman Islands, but the attackers are likely to be looking for a new home.
Angela Moscaritolo
Jul 2 2009 10:10AM
Security
Guilty plea for US "spam king"
Five individuals pleaded guilty in a US federal court this week for their roles in an international spam operation that sent billions of emails to tout Chinese "penny" stocks and used a botnet capable of evading spam detection.
Greg Masters
Jun 24 2009 12:04PM
Security
Security experts uncover one-stop botnet marketplace
Researchers have uncovered a fully-functional marketplace for the building and selling of botnets.
Shaun Nichols
Jun 18 2009 10:27AM
Security
PC infections rising as botnets try to reseed
McAfee is reporting that it has seen a sharp rise in the number of PC infection and malware variants as botnet operators try to rebuild their networks after the McColo shutdown.
Iain Thomson
Jun 12 2009 3:01PM
Security
Gumblar 'botnet' continues to grow as new variants detected
The Gumblar attack is continuing to hit websites with new variants detected in Japan.
Dan Raywood
May 20 2009 10:20AM
Security
Signature-based scanners fail to pick up malware
Signature-based scanners are failing to pick up more than half of malware, according to ScanSafe's quarterly Global Threat Report.
SC Australia Staff
May 8 2009 10:45AM
Security
Researchers hijack Torpig botnet
In an effort to better understand the workings of cybercrime, a group of researchers recently hijacked and dissected a massive botnet.
Shaun Nichols
May 5 2009 2:46PM
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