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Be careful what you search for...
Like any owner of a website, criminals are interested in directing as much traffic as possible to their pages in order to distribute content and increase potential profits.
Bradley Antsis
Apr 15 2009 5:23PM
Security
Paul McCartney's website hacked to distribute malware
The website for former Beatle Paul McCartney is the latest legitimate website hacked to serve up malware.
Dan Kaplan
Apr 8 2009 10:19AM
Security
Microsoft and Facebook join forces to battle Koobface
A Microsoft researcher has revealed that the technology giant and Facebook have banded together to defeat the Koobface worm.
Dan Raywood
Apr 7 2009 10:31AM
Security
Malicious links planted in blogs
Spammers have moved to use blogs to lure users to clicking on malicious links.
Dan Raywood
Apr 6 2009 12:59PM
Security
Conficker botnet estimated at 3.5 million computers
The amount of computers infected with the Conficker worm has dropped to 3.5 million.
Dan Raywood
Apr 6 2009 11:38AM
Security
Virut variant and Storm Worm dominate malware statistics in March
The Virut variant was the most active file in March with 30 new vulnerabilities identified as 'critical'.
Dan Raywood
Apr 3 2009 11:55AM
Security
Phishing accounts for half of all malware
Phishing attacks are now accounting for over 50 per cent of all virus threats.
SC Australia Staff
Apr 3 2009 11:52AM
Security
Users encouraged not to relax over Conficker
Companies have been instructed not to drop their security guard as Conficker could strike at any time.
Dan Raywood
Apr 3 2009 11:36AM
Security
Malware reaches highest level in nine months
The percentage of email-borne malware has reached its highest level in nine months.
Staff Writers
Apr 1 2009 11:08AM
Security
Businesses are next after Dalai Lama hack
A Chinese hacking plot uncovered at the weekend could have grave implications for organisations, as most are vulnerable to the social malware techniques used in the attack, a new report warns.
Phil Muncaster
Mar 31 2009 10:45AM
Security
Expert claims press are overhyping Conficker
Reports of the Conficker worm are being vastly exaggerated and it will not have as big an impact as is being predicted, according to a researcher.
Dan Raywood
Mar 30 2009 11:23AM
Security
Malware authors use Conficker searches to spread rogue anti-virus
As media coverage increases for Conficker, authors are using search engine optimisation to spread rogue anti-virus software.
Staff Writers
Mar 27 2009 10:58AM
Security
Companies encouraged to take 1st April Conficker attack seriously
The rumoured Conficker attack on 1st April has been described as ‘no joke'.
Dan Raywood
Mar 26 2009 10:11AM
Security
Virtumundo, now a worm, spreading via USB stick
A long-standing trojan that serves as a malware-distribution service has found a new way to infect computers: via a USB stick or other removable device.
Greg Masters
Mar 20 2009 11:45AM
Security
ATM malware appears, Diebold issues security update
Diebold, which has fielded recent criticism over the reported insecurity of its voting machines, is now fighting off news that its ATMs also can be compromised.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 19 2009 11:13AM
Security
Rogue DHCP malware strikes again, now harder to detect
A new variant of the DNS-changing Trojan.Flush.M malware has been spotted, security researchers said this week.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 18 2009 10:15AM
Security
Spam attacks focus on victims' economic gloom
The economy remains the main topic spammers focus on to lure users into opening emails with malicious links, according to Symantec's March 2009 "State of Spam" report.
Chuck Miller
Mar 18 2009 10:05AM
Security
Malicious 'terror attack' spam sets off security alarms
A new malware scam is using fabricated reports of a terrorist attack to infect users.
Shaun Nichols
Mar 17 2009 2:00PM
Security
New Waledac spam falsely warns of bomb blasts
Security companies warned today of a new malware campaign in which the Waledac botnet creators are distributing emails that falsely claim the recipient's city has been the site of a bomb blast.
Dan Kaplan
Mar 17 2009 10:40AM
Security
New variant of Conficker set to hit computers on April Fools Day
A new version of the Conficker worm is to hit desktops on the April 1.
Dan Raywood
Mar 16 2009 10:17AM
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