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Online banking, Facebook and Hotmail login details among data gathered by 'Kneber'

McAfee study finds nation leads the world in ‘zombie PCs’

ITACS boss says the word must be spread about the pitfalls of counterfeit security software

It’s so nice to have confidence in the products you sell. A prime example is Windows 7. It’s a dream to install, set up, use and sell. So far it looks like the best OS from Microsoft. A lot of hard lessons have been learnt in the last few years, so let’s hope it can keep up with the good work. However, a problem still exists with the lack of repair options and product keys wearing out, so there is still a bit to do to make everyone happy.

IT security research finds 57 per cent of users now receive spam messages

Government moves to stem growing tide of botnets

Security vendor says most viruses are written by criminal gangs

FEATURE: Government and industry collaboration should be utilised to tackle growing malware problems

‘Celebrity sites’ found to be a cyber crime risk

Malicious code signatures double during 2008

First real security threat to Apple PCs spreads through unlicensed copies of iWork and Photoshop

PC Pro, TechRadar and PC Advisor amongst those affected

Mac security firm warns of botnet and rootkit bundled with illegal version of software

ITACS chairman set to speak on Radio 4 and Radio 5 Live about Antivirus 08 & 09

Announces change to malware scanner after numerous complains from webmasters

Evangelist Kleef states that Vista is most secure OS yet and attacks are the fault of user attitudes

Numerous security software firms warn of unprecedented levels of malicious programmes on the web