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Avalanche botnet moves from distributing spam to Zeus lures
"An ominous development".
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Oct 27 2010 1:29PM
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Google says 11,000 domains distributing rogue anti-virus
Scareware on the rise.
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Microsoft begins distributing Hyper-V
Microsoft has begun distributing a "feature-complete release candidate" of Microsoft Hyper-V, the hypervisor-based virtualisation software available with versions of Windows Server 2008..
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Mar 20 2008 2:22PM
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U.S.-based website distributing powerful encryption software for al Qaeda
An al Qaeda-linked website is distributing formidable encryption software -- a sign that the group could be improving other technological capabilities, researchers have warned.
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Jan 24 2008 10:11AM
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