Hackers Aim to Sabotage Holiday Computing
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Hackers, spammers and spies go into overdrive in December and January, when unsuspecting neophytes unwrap new computers, connect to the Internet, and, too often, get hit with viruses, spyware and other nefarious programs.
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It&#39;s not just good cheer that spreads during the festive season. Also extending their tentacles are a plethora of computer viruses even as e-greeting cards sly about cyberspace.
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Security researchers have uncovered a spoofing flaw in Internet Explorer that could turn out to be the perfect holiday gift for scammers.
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Users of Red Hat Linux have been targeted by a fraudulent electronic mail advising recipients to install a &quot;security update&quot; containing mailicious code.
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Security researcher demonstrates a way to use cross-site scripting to remotely spam an internal network printer.
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The holiday shopping season is in full swing and for those of us who  reach for the mouse, rather than the mall experience, a worldwide  network of cyber-criminals lie waiting to steal our holiday cheer and  hard-earned dollars.
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The bug, when paired with Firefox, allows hackers to hijack PCs and Macs.
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Security vendor McAfee warns of a Valentine come-on that downloads a virus instead of a greeting.
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Some digital picture frames and other devices sold over the holidays may include malicious software.
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The most vexing weakness in computer security is not in the hardware or the software, it is in the people who use the machines, according to top hackers and cyber safety specialists.
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The Storm botnet delivers unwanted Christmas presents.
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When most of us contemplate the holidays, we think of friends, family and fellowship. But Susan Larson has phishing on her mind. Larson works for SurfControl, an Internet and e-mail security company.
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Hackers could exploit the vulnerabilities to launch DOS attacks and bypass user authentication on the servers.
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Attackers could use hole in small-business software to trick personal information out of people.
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Fake patches, rogue invoices make the rounds as spammers continue trying to fool people into installing Trojans on their PCs.
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By Chandra Devi  AS far as hackers are concerned, this is the season to infect as many computers and networks as possible. With the Valentine and Lunar New Year celebrations in the air, cyber criminals are having a jolly good time spreading their "love", "hugs" and "auspicious" wishes.
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New variant offers holiday greetings before infecting your PC with a virus.