malware

  1. jes

    Drive-by downloads were the biggest malware threat of November

    Drive-by downloads were the biggest malware threat of November Kaspersky Lab reports that drive-by downloads were the largest threat to users in November
  2. jes

    Common Mac-based malware detailed

    Common Mac-based malware detailed The most common Mac-based malware is revealed by Sophos
  3. jes

    Spam distributed malware attachments on the rise

    Spam distributed malware attachments on the rise Kaspersky Lab shares some of the key findings of its spam report for the third quarter of 2010
  4. jes

    Malware watch in October

    Malware watch in October Kaspersky warns about the continuing onslaught of the Zeus trojan and fake archiving software
  5. JerryMungo

    Flash media andpreventing autorun.inf malware

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  6. jes

    Unpatched software still falling victim to malware

    Unpatched software still falling victim to malware In a recent report by Kaspersky the company said that vulnerabilities in unpatched software still allow many users' computers to be exploited
  7. jes

    Trojans are the most prevalent threat in 2010

    Trojans are the most prevalent threat in 2010 The malware distribution techniques in the spotlight this quarter include click-jacking, BlackHat SEO and 0-day attacks
  8. jes

    Top 10 spam subject lines revealed

    Top 10 spam subject lines revealed Spam-distributed malware back with a vengeance, Symantec reveals top ten spam subject lines
  9. jes

    Fake malware websites created at a rate of over 57 000 per week

    Fake malware websites created at a rate of over 57 000 per week According to Panda Security 57 000 fake websites are created weekly for the purposes of infecting and attacking user computers
  10. jes

    False celebrity deaths used in malware attacks

    False celebrity deaths used in malware attacks Malicious spam is luring its victims with claims of celebrity deaths
  11. Jan

    Adobe products most targeted by malware

    Adobe products the number one target for malware Adobe products are currently the primary target for hackers and virus writers worldwide. According to Kaspersky Lab, Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat Reader have become the primary vehicle for malware, due to their prevalence and multi-platform...
  12. R

    5 things I wish some people wouldn't install on their PCs

    Stunning article - made me laugh and reflect... http://www.downloadsquad.com/2009/06/23/5-things-i-wish-some-people-wouldnt-install-on-their-pcs/
  13. Y

    GAHH! Flashing Infected BIOS heeelp!

    Okay so I figured that I must have a serious vicious piece of virus/malware that is loading into my BIOS each time I boot up which is why my computer randomly craps out - and of course my beautiful anti-virus Avast wouldn't pick it up because hey, it's malware. So guys, since I cannot scan...
  14. rpm

    Beware of spoof P2P installers

    Beware of spoof P2P installers
  15. rpm

    Microsoft highlights malware problem

    Microsoft highlights malware problem
  16. LazyLion

    Viruses / Trojans and program Cracks / Keygens

    I recently put in an old hard drive that has some old games with some cracks and keygens in the game folders (don't ask). My current version of AVG 8 Free Edition has flagged some of these cracks and keygens as Trojans. The descriptions look pretty generic though and that got me to wondering if...
  17. rpm

    Flash vulnerability exploited

    Flash vulnerability exploited
  18. mercurial

    New worm hides behind MS Word

    http://www.webuser.co.uk/news/257569.html
  19. S

    Me thinks I have a virus...

    Ok I get home day before yesterday and on my desktop is a small window stating that my paypal account has been hacked and i need to log into it so I can do whatever... I close the 3 windows via task manager and continue as per usaul. Virus scan hasn't picked up anything. This morning when...
  20. spacemuis

    Disable Windows auto-run for USB/Flash drives and stop trojans

    Hi, After battling a nasty trojan infection on an external drive that was shared between three laptops, I can recommend that you all consider disabling Windows' auto-run feature on external hard drives and USB flash drives. Wow! What a hassle - we relied on AVG's free antivirus which I now...
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