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Apple Trojan returns to haunt Mac users

A nasty Trojan that first hit Mac users just over a year ago has returned with sharpened teeth, a security company has revealed

| News | Security | 12/03/08 at 3:57 pm |


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'Ruthless' Trojan steals 500K bank, credit card log-ons

A sophisticated cybercrime group that's maintained an especially devious Trojan horse for nearly three years has stolen the log-ons to more than 300,000 online bank accounts and almost as many credit cards during that time, a security company said today.

| News | Security | 10/31/08 at 12:16 pm |


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Anatomy of a Spam Virus

A botnet created by a trojan virus is sometimes referred to as SpamThru.

According to the Don’t Bounce Spam organization, spammers have become very sophisticated in the way they manage their botnets , and the SpamThru Trojan is the leading example. In at least one case the botnet consisted of over 73,000 computers.

| Feature | Security | 10/13/08 at 5:47 am |


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Apple iPhone 'game' contains Windows Trojan

Apple iPhone users are the latest target of hackers trying to infect Windows PCs, according to security firm Sophos.

| News | Security | 09/18/08 at 10:01 am |


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