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Australian police draw flack over cyber crime fiasco
Hackers' forum sting backfires.
Shaun Nichols
Aug 21 2009 10:38AM
Security
Cyber-crooks sting South Africa for £13 million
A cyber-crime syndicate is believed to have defrauded the South African government of more than £12.8 million in a series of spyware frauds..
Robert Jaques
Jun 12 2008 2:16PM
Security
Cyber-crooks sting South Africa for A$26m
A cyber-crime syndicate is believed to have defrauded the South African government of more than £12.8m in a series of spyware frauds.
Robert Jaques
Jun 12 2008 1:40PM
Security
FBI sting busts Microsoft, Symantec counterfeiters
The FBI and Chinese authorities have broken up a crime syndicate that was peddling hundreds of millions of dollars of counterfeit software from Microsoft and Symantec.
Dan Kaplan
Jul 26 2007 9:51AM
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Spam e-card hides Trojan sting in its tail
Computer users have been warned of a spam campaign that poses as an electronic postcard in an attempt to lure the unwary into downloading a web-based Trojan.
Robert Jaques
May 2 2007 11:40AM
Security
Rootkit malware has double sting in its tail
Zcodec modifies DNS settings and loads additional malware.
Robert Jaques
Aug 31 2006 11:55AM
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New AIM worm hides adware sting in its tail
Researchers have discovered a previously undocumented instant messaging (IM) worm that targets AOL’s AIM applications. The recently discovered worm is coded to exploit PC hosts infected with lockx.exe or palsp.exe. It uses IRC enabled malware to connect the host to a server for further infection through a series of commands.
William Eazel
Jan 20 2006 10:18AM
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3Com patent win a US$15M sting for Intel
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