The data on most mobile devices could easily fall into the hands of cybercriminals

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Number of the Week: 55% of Mobile Devices Using Unprotected Wi-Fi Networks

In April 2012 it was reported that 700,000 Mac OS X computers worldwide were infected by a Flashback Trojan

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In April 2012 it was reported that 700,000 Mac OS X computers worldwide were infected by a Flashback Trojan

New computer virus is written in Windows command language! Will it be the real nightmare for users of the Internet? The last week of October 1998 brought a real surprise in the computer world. Kaspersky Labs Int. experts detected a computer virus using new methods of contamination and infecting…

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WinScript.Rabbit – 10 Strings Going To Shake The World!

Cambridge, UK, October 15, 1999 – Kaspersky Labs Int., an international anti-virus software vendor, has received numerous queries from computer users with requests to clarify the situation related to Y2K virus threat, initiated by some anti-virus companies. According to some anti-virus vendors in…

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Anti-Virus Companies Help Spreading Virus Hysteria on Y2K Virus

Cambridge, UK, October 26, 1999 – Kaspersky Labs Int., a fast-growing international anti-virus software development company, announces the discovery of the first macro virus Macro.Office.Corner able to infect MS Project files. Corner is a multi-platform macro virus, which infects both MS Word (DOC)…

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Corner: first macro virus to infect MS Project

The antidote is already discovered Cambridge, UK, November 10, 1999 – Kaspersky Labs Int., an international anti-virus software vendor, reports the discovery of a new generation of Internet-based malicious code that constitute a real danger to all computer users and corporate networks….

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BubbleBoy: a New Generation of Internet-Based Malicious Code

The worm reported “in-the-wild” Cambridge, UK, December 1, 1999 – Kaspersky Labs Int., an international anti-virus software vendor, announces the discovery of the BubbleBoy Internet worm “in-the-wild”. The worm previously existed in “zoo” virus collections of hackers groups has been detected…

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BubbleBoy Has Broken Free

New Melissa-style Internet-worm Cambridge, UK, December 6, 1999 – Kaspersky Labs Int., an international anti-virus software vendor warns computer uses against a danger of infection with recently discovered Melissa-style Internet-worm I-Worm.MyPics. The worm has been reported “in-the-wild.” General…

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Some "Pictures" from MyPics

Please, update your AVP anti-virus database Kaspersky Labs Int., announces the discovery of Win95.Babylonia virus, which features capabilities of Internet-worm and “Trojan horse” program. The virus has been reported “in-the-wild” in United States, Europe and Australia. Because of some new improved…

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Babylonia: dangerous blend of computer virus, Internet-worm and "Trojan horse"

Kaspersky Labs Int. warns computer users about the discovery of new Internet worm I-Worm.NewApt. The worm has been reported in-the-wild in many countries of Europe, America and Asia. We recommend all AVP users to download and install a weekly update of AVP antivirus database. This is the worm virus…

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I-Worm.NewApt: a worm with many names