More than 74000 computers and 2500 organizations have been hacked by the notorious Zeus Trojan. Newsmakers have made huge headlines by dubbing the Zeus Trojan “Kneber”, and have falsely claimed it is a new virus, when it is actually just a variant of Zeus. The cyber attacks, which took place over the past year and a half, were designed to steal login credentials to bank sites, social networks, and e-mail systems
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Password Stealing Zeus Trojan Hacks Over 74000 PCs
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
Apple’s iPhone users in Australia are being seriously warned about the first ever iPhone worm. This particular worm changes the wallpaper of the device to expose an image of 80’s pop singer Rick Astley and shows the message ‘ikee is never going to give you up’
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New iPhone Worm is a Threat to ‘Jailbroken’ iPhones
Are you familiar with Infostealer.Daonol Trojan?
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Infostealer.Daonol Reborn as Devastating Daonolfix Trojan
One of the most recent security issues that we have discovered in regards to a computer parasite is a Trojan horse called Trojan.Ramvicrype that uses different methods for spreading. Trojan.Ramvicrype has uncommon “Trojan behavior” because it encrypts data files on the compromised computer but does not ask the user to visit a Website to get the solution to decrypt the data
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Unusual Trojan Behaviour Detected In Spread of Trojan.Ramvicrype