Security 10961 Published by Bob 0

Botnet herders have found a slick new way to hijack data from computer users for identity theft.
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Text Messaging Used as Malware Lure

Security 10961 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Called Sixem-A, the worm began circulating earlier this week, and has just recently been blocked by antivirus vendors. So far, the worm has been detected at only a handful of companies, but it is the first World Cup 2004 malware to target an English-speaking audience, said Graham Cluley, a senior technology consultant with Sophos PLC.

Worm lures victims with 'Naked World Cup' subject line