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14 May   Virus News

Number of the Week: 55% of Mobile Devices Using Unprotected Wi-Fi Networks

The data on most mobile devices could easily fall into the hands of cybercriminals

11 May   Virus News

Cyber Threats in April 2012: Mac OS X Malware & Mass-Exploitation; New Spam Campaigns

In April 2012 it was reported that 700,000 Mac OS X computers worldwide were infected by a Flashback Trojan

16 Apr   Virus News

New Backdoor Proves to Be an Advanced Persistent Threat for Mac Users

The notorious Flashfake Trojan that helped to create a botnet of 700k+ Mac computers may be the most prominent example of vulnerabilities in a Mac OS X environment, but it is certainly not alone.

16 Apr   Virus News

Cyber Threats in March 2012: Fileless Bots and the First Trojan Bankers for Android

In March, Kaspersky Lab experts detected a unique malicious attack which used malware capable of operating without creating files on infected systems.

12 Apr   Virus News

Kaspersky Lab Offers‘Kaspersky Flashback Removal Tool,’ a Safe and Free Utility for Users to Identify and Disinfect the Mac OS X Flashback/Flashfake Malware; Experts Release Updated Research on FlashfakeBotnet: 670,000 Infected Computers

Kaspersky Lab’s experts recently analyzed the Flashfake botnet and found a total of 670,000 infected computers worldwide, with more than 98% of the computers most likely running Mac OS X

09 Apr   Virus News

Kaspersky Lab Offers‘Kaspersky Flashback Removal Tool,’ a Safe and Free Utility for Users to Identify and Disinfect the Mac OS X Flashback/Flashfake Malware; Experts Release Updated Research on FlashfakeBotnet: 670,000 Infected Computers

Kaspersky Lab’s experts recently analyzed the Flashfake botnet and found a total of 670,000 infected computers worldwide, with more than 98% of the computers most likely running Mac OS X

09 Apr   Virus News

Kaspersky Lab Confirms Flashfake / Flashback Botnet Infected more than 600,000 Mac OS X Computers, Describes Ramifications and Remedies

Kaspersky Lab’s experts recently analyzed Flashfake, a massive botnet that infected more than 600,000 computers worldwide, and concluded that more than 98% of the infected computers were most likely running a version of Mac OS X

30 Mar   Virus News

Quote of the Week: European Commission’s Cybercrime Center Proposal Should Be Welcomed

The European Commission’s proposal for establishing a European center to tackle cybercrime is a great initiative, and I welcome it with enthusiasm

28 Mar   Virus News

How Kaspersky Lab and CrowdStrike Dismantled the Second Hlux/Kelihos Botnet: Success Story

In their ongoing assault against botnet operators and cyber-crime, Kaspersky Lab’s experts, along with the CrowdStrike Intelligence Team, Dell SecureWorks and members of the Honeynet Project, have successfully worked together to execute the takedown of the second Hlux (also known as Kelihos) botnet

20 Mar   Virus News

Unique ‘fileless’ bot attacks visitors to news sites

It has emerged that a simple teaser of Internet news headlines was the launch-pad for a unique malware attack, with cybercriminals creating malicious code which operated without creating files on the infected system

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