Posted 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.
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Oct 24, 2002
A nuisance email which is neither viral nor a hoax is proving to be equally bothersome.
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Oct 24, 2002
F-Prot users relying on the on-access protection against W32/Nimda.A are safe
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Oct 22, 2002
A warning issued by Israeli security firm GreyMagic Software last month revealed a total of nine vulnerabilities in IE 5.5 and 6.0, all concerning object caching.
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Oct 8, 2002
So confident is Trend Micro of its virus detection abilities that it is offering a financial penalty-backed detection guarantee.
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Sep 10, 2002
Just occasionally, a virus infection can have some positive effects...
Read morePosted by Virus Bulletin on Sep 3, 2002
The latest award for the most tenuous product-pushing story goes to BitDefender, whose marketeers claim a 'mosquito-borne disease could easily become a computer infection.'
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