According to a report from Panda Security [pdf], an average of 73,000 new malware samples were created every day during the first quarter of 2011.The number is with 10,000 samples larger than during the same period of 2010, suggesting that the malware landscape is even more active than one year ago.An increase of 16%... |
6 April 2011
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According to a report (PDF) released by Panda Security, computer trojans accounted for almost 52% of new malware created in the past three months. Meanwhile, the number of traditional virus samples received by the antivirus vendor during the last quarter has almost doubled.Computer trojans remain the malware type mos... |
1 July 2010
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Kaspersky has just published the list of the most common threats detected on its customers' computers during the month of August. Out of the 20 most popular malicious code items that were employed by attackers, 13 were trojans, which shows that these threats (which can actually trigger other problems as well) ar... |
2 September 2008
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Malware which threatens the global network of computers is so diverse that top-10 malicious programs only account for nearly 30% of the market. BitDefender has released a chart with the most "annoying" trojans and other types of software that affect users' machines. "Annoying" because the company itself admitted... |
15 August 2008
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A few days ago, users of my.yahoo.com reported that their personal pages were offering a link to plgou.com/csrss/yahoo.htm, a suspicious webpage that turned out to be spreading trojans. The msyahoo.exe file, downloaded as rondll32.exe, installed hidden programs and commands that made some resources in users' com... |
8 August 2008
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A planet roughly the size of Mars is on a collision course with the Earth. Eventually, the two planets collide and the Moon and the Earth are created in the outcome. Or at least that's what the Moon formation model says that happened some 4.5 billion years ago. But there is something missing. The Moon is here, t... |
6 May 2008
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