In December 2009 and January 2010, Trojans made up six of the top 10 malware detections for security researchers. A malicious Trojan virus has shot to the number one spot on a malware detection list recently.
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Top 10 Trojans from Recent Malware Detections
Corrupt emails falsely linked to the Canada Revenue Agency CRA are being used for a cyber phishing scam. According to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) the reward is only $386
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Canadians Lured By Cash Service Phishing Scam
A hacker from Miami has pleaded guilty in one of the world’s biggest cyber fraud cases. Albert Gonzalez, who used “soupnazi” and “segvec” as hacker aliases, was charged with conspiracy to hack into computer networks at major United States retail and financial groups, and stealing data on tens of millions of credit cards and debit cards. On Tuesday, Gonzalez pleaded guilty to all the charges and now faces a lengthy jail sentence for what has been described as “one of the largest” cybercrimes in history.
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Guilty Hacker Faces Lengthy Sentence for one of the Largest Cybercrimes in History
The infamous Koobface parasite wants to give you a gift this holiday season that is not-so friendly.
Information Technology security and data protection firms have warned Tiger Woods fans about a vicious trap hackers have set. Fans and computer users who are keen to read about the latest developments in golf star Tiger Wood’s life, including a recent car crash, may be opening the door for an awaiting computer virus. IT security firms have revealed that hackers are taking advantage of breaking news by creating webpages which claim to contain video footage related to Woods.
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Hackers Exploiting Tiger Woods Car Accident To Spread Malware