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Spyware motives raise concerns
Spyware is becoming a more serious threat as profits become a bigger incentive for hackers and other online criminals, a security vendor has claimed.
DVD Editor
Jun 28 2005 9:48AM
Security
Bots increase in April
Bots accounted for 35 percent of all malicious code detected in April, an increase of 14 percent from March figures according to security vendor Fortinet
Staff Writers
May 9 2005 2:30PM
Security
Increase in mass-mailers: Fortinet
There was an increase in the number of mass mailing worms last month, according to a report from one security company.
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Mar 4 2005 3:28PM
Security
Botnets predicted as major security threat in 2005
Botnets could be one of the major security threats of 2005, according to a security company.
Vivienne Fisher
Feb 28 2005 2:45PM
Security
Malware, regulatory compliance top CSO worries
Worms, viruses, and Trojan horses, together with the pressure of regulatory compliance are the top concerns for a group of CSOs surveyed in New York Tuesday.
Marcia Savage
Dec 8 2004 5:46PM
Security
Malware writers out for profit
Virus statistics from October indicate that malware writers are shifting their goal from fame to profit, according to antivirus vendor Trend Micro.
Marcia Savage
Nov 4 2004 11:54AM
Security
The need to define malware
It is a problem of legend within the computing industry that, surprisingly, there is no universally accepted definition of the term 'computer virus'.
David Perry
Oct 13 2004 11:27AM
Security
Danish telco clamps down on spam, viruses and malware
Danish telecommunications company TDC has successfully completed deployment of a security system at its network edge designed to protect subscribers from spam, viruses and other malicious attacks.
Robert Jaques
Sep 24 2004 9:45AM
Security
Companies losing nearly $2 million per malware incident
Disruption from internet worms, viruses or spyware is costing companies almost $2 million in revenue per incident, according to a report released Tuesday by market-research firm Aberdeen.
Marcia Savage
Jul 6 2004 11:21PM
Security
Malware not a factor in Aug. 14 blackout
A report by a U.S.-Canadian task force concluded that malware did not cause or contribute to the Aug. 14 blackout last year.
Marcia Savage
Apr 6 2004 6:57PM
Security
Netsky and Bagle most prevalent malware in March
Variants of the Netsky worm topped the virus chart in March, according to a report released Wednesday by antivirus vendor Sophos.
Marcia Savage
Apr 1 2004 1:53AM
Security
Do you feel the force? Malware can pull you apart
Gerhard Eschelbeck discovers that as malware becomes more sophisticated, your defenses must improve to prevent damage.
Gerhard Eschelbeck
Jan 12 2004 5:06PM
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