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So you think you’ve got your PC security all sorted out? Have you clicked on an advertisement on a website latley and it didn’t take you to anything related to the original ad
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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
In the fall of 2009, school districts in Colorado, Illinois, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania all reported hack thefts of tens of thousands of dollars. The threat continues: On January 5, 2010, the Duanesburg, New York Central School District disclosed an attempted theft of $3.8 million, about a quarter of the district’s operating budget. Local school districts across the United States have emerged as a prime target for cybercriminals.
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Hacker’s Take Aim On Schools and Small Businesses
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has turned its attention to cybercrime by issuing a scareware alert at the Internet Crime Complaint Center. The alert describes the aggressive tactics used in Internet scams and estimates that they caused losses amounting to over $150 million. Scareware (or rogueware) is a term used for fake anti-virus products that trick users into paying for license fees after bombarding them with false security alerts
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FBI Targets Cybercrooks In Internet Scams Amounting to Losses Over $150 Million
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