Kaspersky Labs hosts unique forum with experts from around the world Culham Innovation Centre, UK (25th March 2003) ‘Viruses – What does the future hold?’, is a unique event that will bring together leading computer virus experts, from authoritative organisations from around the world, for a…

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Viruses – What does the future hold?

Kaspersky Labs announces the release of “Virus Hunter 2″, the second version of the popular online game. In addition to nasty computer viruses players are immersed in a dramatic and intense battle with other virtual violators of the peace, such as obtrusive…

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A New Virtual Adventure!

Viruses Battle Each Other On The Internet For Supremacy

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Welchia – The Anti-Virus Virus?

Thinking of going online to get a Victoria's Secret giftcard for your Valentine? Be careful where you look! Some Google search results are rigged, especially image results. And some innocent-looking links are part of fraudulent activities such as cookie-stuffing and click-jacking. Below is a short video that shows what happens when you click on one of these fraudulent or “poisoned” search results. At best you are headed for a waste of time and a bunch of unwanted cookies on your computer, at worst you could find your personal information compromised and your system infected by viruses, worms, or other forms of malicious software. I have provided some notes below the video for those who want to dig a little deeper into this topic.

Kaspersky Labs presents the twenty most widespread viruses for September 2003

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The Virus Top Twenty – September 2003

Kaspersky Labs presents the twenty most widespread viruses for October 2003

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The Virus Top Twenty – October 2003

Kaspersky Labs commences beta testing Kaspersky

The test conducted by independent British magazine Virus Bulletin (VB) assessed the performance of 38 security products based on the effectiveness of antimalware protection. Only 28 of the entered products received the VB100 Award, which is given for detecting all In-the-Wild viruses , with zero false positive count..This performance has secured ESET

December’s top twenty most wide-spread malicious programs shows the return of the macro-viruses Saver and Thus, and the Windows file virus FunLove.4070. These viruses put an end to the trend of network worms dominating over viruses. This, together with the move up the table of Backdoor.Agobot and…

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The Virus Top Twenty – December 2003

CRN, leading international IT trade magazine, has recognized ESET‘s CEO Miroslav Trnka among the most innovative managers in the field of information technology. In the list of 25 executives, Mr. Trnka ranked fourth. “No one has delivered better technology to snuff out viruses. For 20 years no one has come close. He’s got the technical know-how and channel commitment,” CRN said.

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ESET‘s CEO Miroslav Trnka included in CRN Top 25 most innovative executives