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Fake BBC site infects computers with keylogger trojan
Criminals are using real stories from the BBC news website in a ploy to infect computers via the latest flaw in Internet Explorer (IE).
René Millman
Mar 31 2006 11:55AM
Security
Symbian phone virus infects Windows
A mobile phone virus has been created that can infect PCs.
David Quainton
Sep 21 2005 4:03PM
Security
Mobile virus infects Lexus cars
Lexus cars may be vulnerable to viruses that infect them via mobile phones. Landcruiser 100 models LX470 and LS430 have been discovered with infected operating systems that transfer within a range of 15 feet.
David Quainton
Jan 25 2005 11:49AM
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