Zafi Worm Hides Behind Christmas Cheer
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New variant offers holiday greetings before infecting your PC with a virus.
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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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After a fairly quiet fall, mass-mailing worm starts to spread on Windows PCs. Plus: Air Force turns to Microsoft for security help.
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'Tis the season for online scams, spam, and malware attacks. Here's what you need to know.
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A new, more dangerous variant of the Santy.e virus appeared over the holiday weekend. The malware uses search engines to locate vulnerable Web sites, which it defaces.
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The mass-mailing Christmas e-card virus Zafi.D is clogging huge amounts of bandwidth and now accounts for one in 15 of all e-mails, antivirus companies said on Thursday.
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Ziff Davis - Anti-Santy-Worm V4 attempts to patch vulnerable Web forum software but might cause denial-of-service attacks.
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Please be aware as there&#39;s a new virus worm spreading on the net. The Zafi.D variant is a Christmas wish e-mail together with a .
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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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The e-tailer has another big holiday season.
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Security reseacrhers are warning about the "Srizbi" Trojan, which is being distributed through the Mpack hacker toolkit and is difficult to detect because it hides in the Windows kernel.
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The Zafi.D worm, which disguises  itself as an e-mail holiday greeting, is currently the most  frequently detected worldwide virus, software security company  Panda Software said this week.
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(National-NBC) Dec. 17, 2004 - The Christmas Grinch on the Internet this season is a new computer virus called &quot;Zafi.&quot;. Zafi pretends to be an e-mail with holiday greetings, according to the antivirus firm Symantec.
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Zafi.D, a new version of the Zafi e-mail worm, is spreading Christmas wishes along with its malicious code, and has been rated a medium threat by antivirus software companies.
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A new version of the infamous Bagle worm series is spreading widely across the net.
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Funner worm, which spreads via IM, is rated as a low threat.
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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.