PandaLabs has reported the appearance of LdPinch.ZO, a new, dangerous Trojan aimed at stealing users confidential data.
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RSSNew Trojan variant steals confidential usernames and passwords
Mar 19, 2007
A Trojan variant named Win32.LdPinch.kj can steal system usernames and passwords, get confidential data from applications and open a Backdoor in the compromised computer
Jailtime for US law database hacker
Mar 12, 2007
Paris Hilton amongst those said to have had information stolen
Australian Prime Minister didnt have a heart attack, but many online bank customers may soon have one
Mar 05, 2007
A spam mail circulating as a Breaking News item that says the Australia's Prime Minister survived a heart attack, is spreading a Trojan that steals user names and passwords of online bank accounts in a nationwide cyber attack in Australia.
Malicious spam knocks flat German email users
Feb 26, 2007
Hackers disguise their Trojan-infected emails
Sending offensive emails can land you on the UK sex offenders' register
Feb 20, 2007
Amendments to the UK Sexual Offences Act mean that senders of sexually explicit emails can face serious consequences
MCAFEE, INC. RESEARCH REVEALS 83 percent OF MOBILE OPERATORS HAVE BEEN HIT BY MOBILE DEVICE INFECTIONS
Feb 12, 2007
The Number of Reported Mobile Security Incidents Increased by More Than Five Times in 2006
INTERNET THREAT OUTLOOK FINDS RISE IN SOPHISTICATED ATTACKS AGAINST SAVVY PC USERS
Feb 05, 2007
Nefarious Online Activity Expected to Grow as Hackers Blur Line Between Spyware and Viruses; Phishing Attempts to Get Smarter
Malware shipped on TomTom SatNav devices
Jan 29, 2007
Viral code could drive unprotected users to danger
Cyber criminals move focus to web
Jan 24, 2007
Cyber criminals will increasingly turn their attention to the web and away from e-mail security in 2007, according to a new report.
