Posted by Virus Bulletin on Jan 3, 2003
Proving that mistakes can happen to us all, it seems that W32/Winevar.A was not the only virus 'story' to have arisen from the AVAR 2002 conference in Korea.
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Jan 2, 2003
In a cheery end-of-year message, mi2g has made ten security predictions for 2003.
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Dec 18, 2002
A systems administrator has been charged with attempting to manipulate a company's stock price by introducing a virus into its computer system.
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Dec 4, 2002
It's that time of year again when we're frantically scouring the shopping malls for something unique and meaningful to give to our loved ones. Coincidentally, it's also that time of year when VB turns out its stock cupboards and puts some truly fabulous merchandise up for grabs.
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Dec 1, 2002
After re-testing, Trend's ServerProtect product gains a VB 100% award.
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Nov 25, 2002
We examine ViraLock, a product which promises 'Zero Escape For Email Viruses', provided, it seems, the virus plays by their rules.
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Nov 23, 2002
New security portal unveiled by publishers of Information Security Bulletin magazine.
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Nov 22, 2002
McAfee Security issues press release estimating the potential costs to businesses of 'the next big virus attack'
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Nov 13, 2002
A British man has appeared in court charged with the creation and distribution of a trio of mass-mailing viruses: Gokar, Redesi and Admirer.
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Oct 29, 2002
Reports are that Jan de Wit, author of the 'Kournikova' virus (VBSWG variant) has lost his appeal against 150 hours of community service.
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