Malware hitches a ride on digital devices
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In the frame It's time to add digital picture frames to the group of consumer products that could carry computer viruses and Trojan horse programs.â¦
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Over the past month, a new type of malicious software has emerged, using a decades-old technique to hide itself from antivirus software.
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Sophisticated computer worm is setting up a botnet that may be hard to beat.
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Computer security experts estimate that tens of millions of personal computers are infected with malicious software. Some are keyloggers, recording every key stroke that the user enters -- sending valuable bank account information, passwords and credit card numbers to hackers.
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Malware arrives in the form of a game, disables antivirus protection.
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As infected images plant back doors on PCs, experts see possibility of virus too.
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Memory space on components such as graphics cards, DVD drives and batteries can be used by miscreants to load malicious code onto PCs.
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Some prompts and websites that download browser plug-ins are turning out to be fronts for malicious programing.
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roundup Free-roaming source code breeds new Netsky pest. Also: From IE to Opera, browsers are a likely prey.
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Virus authors have found new prey. They are going after Symbian based cell phones with a new trojan horse that kills applications and replaces their icons with a skull image.
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Several Web sites recently began offering software promising ringtones and screen savers for certain cell phones. But those who downloaded the software found that it turned
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Home net hardware could come under attack from malicious hackers, say security researchers
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A reconfigurable handheld device could foster a community of hardware hackers.
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Security firms are warning about a smartphone virus that can spread much faster than similar bugs.
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A newly identified malicious program not only messes up its victims' computers, it taunts them too.
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Science & environment: Creators of malware are no longer script kiddies after kudos - they're criminals after your cash. Wendy M Grossman asks if protection can keep pace with them.
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The latest malware trend should prompt you to think twice about the links you click next time you search.