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Valentine's Day spam starts to appear
More event-related threats.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 2 2010 1:47PM
Security
Twitter primarily used as a business tool
Twitter has become primarily a business tool used by people in their late twenties to early fifties, according to new data from market research firm Nielsen.
Rosalie Marshall
Mar 21 2009 7:28AM
Software
Sunbelt names top ten malware threats in February
Sunbelt Software has announced the top ten most prevalent spyware and malware threats in February.
Dan Raywood
Mar 13 2009 1:22PM
Security
Adware tops February malware chart
An adware program has topped a security firm's monthly malware breakdown for the first time..
Robert Jaques
Mar 6 2008 3:06PM
Security
Spam hits records levels in February
Botnets to blame, says monitoring firm Postini.
Staff Writers
Mar 16 2007 10:21AM
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DDoS attack 'badly damaged' two root web servers
Last month's DDoS attack on the systems-regarded as the backbone of the internet-badly damaged two of the web's 13 root servers, according to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).
Frank Washkuch
Mar 13 2007 9:36AM
Security
Spam hits record high in February
SoftScan calls for tougher legal penalties.
Clement James
Mar 6 2007 8:21AM
Security
Storm Worm crashes February malware charts
Malware disguises itself to look like harmless code.
Matt Chapman
Mar 5 2007 8:12AM
Security
Microsoft plans 12 fixes for February
Software vendor prepares bulletins for Patch Tuesday.
Shaun Nichols
Feb 12 2007 9:44AM
Security
Microsoft plans a dozen fixes for February Patch Tuesday
Microsoft is planning to issue 12 fixes in next week's Patch Tuesday monthly security update — the most since last summer.
Dan Kaplan
Feb 9 2007 7:30PM
Security
NASA hacker extradition appeal due in February
Gary McKinnon, who allegedly hacked into the US military and NASA computer systems, will continue his fight against extradition to the US in an appeal hearing early next year.
Fiona Raisbeck
Dec 12 2006 12:01PM
Security
NetSky, Mytob lead February virus counts
A couple of familiar faces are leading security firms' lists of top February viruses.
Frank Washkuch
Mar 1 2006 7:49PM
Security
Spam hits new heights in February – but “under control soon”
New figures published by Brightmail show that the scourge of spam continues to grow, despite legislation aimed at stopping it.
Ron Condon
Mar 4 2004 12:29PM
Security
Short takes: Week of 16 February
Paul Thurrott
Feb 16 2004 12:00AM
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