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As much malware produced in 2007 as in the previous 20 years altogether
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(Webroot) Spyware incidents continue to make headlines around the globe. As Internet spyware writers become more sophisticated and more cutthroat, home computer users are paying the price.
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Symantec Security Response is advising users to take extra precautions when opening emails from online retailers.
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(eWeek.com, 6/23/06) "Botnet herders have found a crafty new way to lure computer users to maliciously rigged Web sites—via text messaging on cell phones."
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(ZDNet News, 7/18/06) "A new Trojan horse is so good at hiding itself that some security researchers claim a new chapter has begun in their battle against malicious-code authors."
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(TechWeb News) "...The number of new worms, viruses, and Trojan horses jumped 48 percent in 2005..."
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(PC World, Sept 2005) "...what if the e-mail seemed to come from the head of IT ..., warning about your company account? ..."
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(Newsfactor.com, May 2005) "...researchers speculate that the authors of the Mytob worm want to remain below the scrutiny of the mainstream press..."
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(CNET News.com June 2005) The latest variants of the Bagle worm have alarmed antivirus companies ...
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WASHINGTON (Reuters)—The U.S. House of Representatives on Monday voted to establish new penalties for purveyors of Internet "spyware"...
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(InformationWeek.com May 2005) Wireless LAN security vendor AirDefense Monday warned of a new variant of the so-called 'WiPhishing' attacked aimed at wireless LAN users.
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(InformationWeek.com March 2005) CoolWebSearch is the "Ebola" of adware and easily the most significant spyware threat on the Internet, an anti-spyware security firm says.
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