Firm justifies job for virus writer
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A German computer security firm has defended its decision to hire the self-confessed author of the Sasser worm.
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McAfee has launched a new service that enables small and mid-size firms to outsource their e-mail security to the U.S. antivirus software developer.
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The companies plan to share security features to help customers protect their networks from worms and viruses.
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Company is prolific filer of patent applications, including those for exotic technologies such as a washable keyboard and software that responds to your emotions.
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A Russian member of well-known 29A virus writers group has been fined 3,000 roubles (approximately Â£57) after he admitted writing malicious code.
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The firm starts a technical support which it hopes will create about  2,000 jobs.
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Companies are accused of infecting PCs, and then selling spyware-blocking software.
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Company turns over thousands of documents to House panel.
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Document management company hopes license change will mean more outside programmer involvement.
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Release of anti-spyware tool, promise of virus removal software could spell trouble for antivirus software companies.
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This pilot fish is hired by a non-IT department in a large company to help another guy maintain a departmental Web site -- and it's quickly clear who grasps the scripting language they're using.
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In this interview, Shawn Carpenter, a security analyst recently awarded $4.3 million in a wrongful termination lawsuit against Sandia National Laboratories, recounts why he gave information on a network compromise to the FBI.
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A software developer whose program was accidentally labeled a threat is considering action against the antivirus company.
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Program isn't entirely benevolent: it also downloads files to infected PCs.
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Service firm solves problem of transferring large, complex files easily and safely.
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Will hire about 2,000 of its own employees to handle tech support work that had been done by outside contractors.
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Company's eTrust software detects a Windows file as a virus and deletes it, causing some servers to crash and fail to reboot.