Add a computer worm taking advantage of the error MS06-040
Yesterday, Symatec warned there was a new computer worm targeting the security bug MS06-040 that appeared on the Internet.
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Yesterday, Symatec warned there was a new computer worm targeting the security bug MS06-040 that appeared on the Internet.
Security experts say that two computer worms have been targeted to exploit the new security vulnerability announced in Windows. However, these computer worms have not sp…
Users of two websites eBay and PayPal are the target of more than 75% of phishing email phishing, security vendor Sophos warned. Often, phishing emails always lead the v…
Hackers are moving attack targets to users instead of attacking systems. The most obvious evidence for the trend of switching targets in hackers is the continuous disclo…
The number of web-based attacks (databases) has reached a record number this year when hackers see this as
Microsoft became the target of a new civil lawsuit after a man living in California accused the company of violating spyware regulations. The lawsuit was officially file…
A new worm targeting Yahoo's popular email service is spreading to the Internet, drilling into the hole in JavaScript. Called Yamanner, the worm attacks all versions of…
Being compact enough can be the target of many handset manufacturers. Recently, Eo has publicly announced the car
LiveJournal's 10 million personal blogs and TypePad were taken offline for many hours yesterday - the result of a massive denial of service attack. The attack began arou…
On April 25, a security firm said it had discovered a phishing campaign targeting Internet phone service (VoIP) attacks.
Security experts have simultaneously warned of an unusually strong Internet attack, capable of burying the most popular websites and blocking global email traffic.
According to US security firm Counterpane and e-mail management company MessageLabs, financial units suffered nearly 40% of Trojan attacks last year, while production fa…
Today's cybercriminals take smaller steps and focus on more targeted attacks to avoid detection and gain more profits.
An alliance called European Committee for Interoperable Systems (ECIS), which includes big names such as IBM, Nokia, Oracle, Red Hat RealNetworks Sun Microsystems, Corel…