A spate of new Trojans emerged this week, along with a new variation of the Storm worm, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Netxactics.
These programs are still the most vulnerable to infection and some nasty side effects, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Netxactics.
This week saw a number of threats showing low to medium prevalence, says Netxactics CEO Brett Myroff.
Image spam is down, while the use of document attachments like PDF is on the rise, says Symantec.
People are easily tricked into loading malware onto their machines, says Panda Security.
XRumer spells trouble for blogs, warns Panda Security.
Trojans are still the leading malware encountered online, says the newly-renamed Panda Security.
Downloader.MDW was ranked number one in June's 10 most virulent malicious codes rating.
Information on AIDS is being spread via a new USB worm.
The increasing use of stealth programs highlights how keen Internet criminals are for their creations to go undetected.
Symantec raises eyebrow at Microsoft's new security offerings.
Spam accounted for up to 90% of all global e-mail in the first quarter of 2007.
Spyware and Trojans remain at the top of Panda Software's threat list for March.