Joke e-mail virus tricks users
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A new version of the Bagle computer virus is spreading rapidly around the internet.
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Mass-mailing Zafi-D worm, which disguises itself as a Christmas greeting, is infecting more than one in every ten emails. The worm, which spreads in a file attached to email messages containing the text âHappy
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A clever Windows virus called Bofra has started circulating on the net.
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New Bagle worm poses as 'joke' message
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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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The schemes have included unsolicited e-mail messages seeking money and a phony Web site capable of depositing a virus on computers.
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With one in every 400 emails now a suspected phishing attack, computer users are being encouraged to increase their knowledge, open their eyes, and pay attention.
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New round of 'family member' greeting-card spam tricks recipients into visiting malicious Web sites.
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Plus: Most email over holidays will be spam. [News.com Extra]
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Security firms are warning about a Windows virus disguising itself as an electronic Christmas card. The Zafi.D virus translates the Christmas greeting on its subject line into the language of the person receiving infected e-mail.
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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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Check to see whether an e-mail that appears to be from your bank is actually an attempt to defraud you.
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According to antivirus company F-Secure, the file inside the e-mail attachment is not the Lycos &quot;Make Love Not Spam&quot; screensaver.
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A recent flood of fake Citibank e-mail messages demonstrates the growing arsenal of tricks used by online "phishers."
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A new malicious mass e-mail infected computers across the Internet on Wednesday.
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E-mails promise love but deliver malicious software designed to turn computers into zombies.
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Internet security experts have warned of a new virulent email worm particularly successful in infecting computers as it is disguised as a multilingual electronic Christmas card.