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Throwback Thursday: I say Virus, You say Trojan

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Jan 14, 2016

This Throwback Thursday, VB heads back to 1998 — a time when anti-virus vendors avoided tackling non-replicating trojans, worms, jokes and corrupted files.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Jan 8, 2016

We'd better get used to a world where malicious traffic is encrypted too.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Jan 6, 2016

Malware authors and scammers won't attack the crypto.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Jan 5, 2016

BlackEnergy malware previously linked to targeted attacks in the country.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Dec 22, 2015

VB seeks submissions for the 26th Virus Bulletin Conference.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Dec 16, 2015

Sebastian Porst explains what Google has done to protect users from phishing apps targeting Russian banks.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Dec 15, 2015

Third botnet fighting conference another big success.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Dec 14, 2015

US presidential candidates regularly see their emails blocked by spam filters.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Dec 3, 2015

This Throwback Thursday, VB heads back to 1997 with 'A View from the Lab'.

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Nov 27, 2015

Brian Wallace presents tool to optimize ssDeep comparisons.

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95% of spam monetized through three banks

Financial infrastructure possible bottleneck for spammers.
Financial infrastructure possible bottleneck for spammers. In a recently published paper, researchers from the University of California found that 95 per cent of spamvertised… https://www.virusbulletin.com/blog/2011/05/95-spam-monetized-through-three-banks/

Users divided about customer liability for online fraud losses

Many users worried about lack of knowledge.
Many users worried about lack of knowledge. In a poll of more than 700 visitors to the VB website, users were divided on whether or not it is fair for online banking customers to… https://www.virusbulletin.com/blog/2008/05/users-divided-about-customer-liability-online-fraud-losses/

Users of online banking 'should have adequate protection'

New UK banking code says customers who keep their PCs secure will not be responsible for losses due to online theft.
New UK banking code says customers who keep their PCs secure will not be responsible for losses due to online theft. A new banking code launched earlier this week by the British'… https://www.virusbulletin.com/blog/2008/04/users-online-banking-should-have-adequate-protection/

Meta-phishing

Phishing warning contains link to... phishing site.
Phishing warning contains link to... phishing site. The anti-malware industry can congratulate itself for there being an increasing awareness among users about phishing. Users are… https://www.virusbulletin.com/blog/2008/02/meta-phishing/

Help for victims of e-crime

Cybercrime support website launched.
Cybercrime support website launched. A website dedicated to helping victims of online crime and other incidents has been launched in the UK. The site, www.e-victims.org, aims to… https://www.virusbulletin.com/blog/2008/01/help-victims-e-crime/

One in four consider online banking unsafe

Virus Bulletin finds that one in four users consider online banking to be unsafe, but manage their accounts online regardless, while 50% of users consider online banking to be risk free.
Virus Bulletin finds that one in four users consider online banking to be unsafe, but manage their accounts online regardless, while 50% of users consider online banking to be risk… https://www.virusbulletin.com/blog/2007/11/one-four-consider-online-banking-unsafe/

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