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Spammers survive botnet shutdowns
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| Victims, typically users of Windows machines,
| often fall victim via booby-trapped e-mail
| messages or through websites that slip malware
| onto computers via software vulnerabilities.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8570993.stm
Don't trust that Web Address!
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| But, that comes with using Windows. What's more
| disturbing is that these malware-bearing
| messages are getting to be timelier and better
| written. It used to be that malware e-mail was
| badly written junk. You'd never mistake them for
| a legitimate message. The three messages I
| mentioned though all looked like they could have
| been real ones. I'm about as paranoid as it
| comes in computer security, but the basketball
| one almost tricked me.
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http://www.itworld.com/security/101550/dont-trust-web-address
Recent:
One-third of Security Essentials users infected: Microsoft
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| Almost a third of the customers who have
| installed Microsoft's free Security
| Essentials software have been found to be
| suffering from major malware infections.
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http://www.itwire.com/content/view/28745/53/
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