China warns of virus-tainted mooncake e-cards
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China has warned Internet users to be  wary of downloading virus-infected mooncake greeting cards  ahead of the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival after a wave of  Internet worms hit hard-drives last year.
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HELSINKI - Internet security experts are warning about a mass-mailing worm with the subject line &quot;Merry Christmas&quot; or &quot;Happy Holidays.
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by di-ve.com. The latest e mail virus to hit local Internet users is cleverly masked as a Christmas Greeting -- unfortunately, unsuspecting users who open the e mail attachment, end up infecting their computer with a virus, known as Zafi.
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Dumplings stuffed with cardboard and bogus rabies vaccines are the focus of the latest health scares in China, where the government has banned an industrial solvent used in toothpaste after a spate of global recalls.
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Online security experts urge computer users to update their systems&#39; antivirus measures, after a wave of attacks by the Zafi.d worm that have swamped thousands of e-mail servers.
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Antivirus companies urge e-mail caution as new variants of worm hit the Net.
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Warning over Valentines viruses   Security experts are warning PC users to be on guard against viruses masquerading as Valentine's Day messages, which could damage computers.
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China said it would issue new rules cracking down on âundesirableâ elements of online games amid fears of growing Internet addiction as the number of players soars.
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China's online games industry fears it could be in line for a clampdown similar to one hurting providers of mobile messaging services.
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Next time an e-card with a jolly message drops into your computer&#39;s inbox, think before you click it open - it could be a virus which will implant itself in your machine and spread before you even realise it.
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Shanghai. (Interfax-China) -The World Health Organization (WHO) warned the of potential dangers of an outbreak of influenza H5N1 infections in pigs in China.
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Text of report in English by official Chinese news agency Xinhua (New China News Agency)  ["Common Kestrel Tested for H5 Virus in HK" - Xinhua headline]  Hong Kong, Feb.
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Security experts are warning PC users to be on guard against viruses masquerading as Valentine's Day messages, which could damage computers.
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Latest variant poses a risk to home and small office users.
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A new virus strain masquerading as electronic Christmas cards is accounting for one in every 10 e-mails hitting in-boxes, security experts warned Wednesday.
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Amnesty International has warned the growing popularity of China's form of online censorship could prove harmful to free speech rights on the Internet.
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China risks damaging its global credibility if it does not tackle its food and drug quality problems, an official newspaper said on Monday in a rare admission amid a series of health scares over tainted products.