BitDefender points out a new mix of spam techniques
Sex Life Improvement Drugs Kill E-mail Inbox- spammers trick users into confirming the validity of their e-mail addresses
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Malware Nets Major U.S. Air Carriers
Summertime Bogus e-Ticketing Scam Followed by Fake Messages Using Major Air Carriers Identities
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Web-Based Threats Dominate BitDefender’s August List of Top E-Threats
Variants of Wimad Trojan take three spots on Top 10 list
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BitDefender® Offers Computer Security Tips In Response to Major Consumer Magazine Report on E-Threats
Study indicates billions lost due to viruses, phishing, spyware and spam
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Well-Known Malware Continues to Dominate BitDefender’s List of Top E-Threats
Top threats are harder to identify and destroy than dangerous
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BitDefender Lab Publishes first E-Threats Landscape Report
Report highlights first half of 2008’s e-threats, including malware, e-mail spam, and phishing & ID abuse; BitDefender’s ‘Keep You Safe’ Guidelines also included
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Angelina Jolie Guest Stars in Malware Scheme
Spammers use sensationalized headlines to lure unsuspecting computer users
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BitDefender Protects Against Zero-Day Microsoft Word Bug
The BitDefender Labs released a signature update to protect clients against the latest unpatched Word exploit.
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US Military Actions Used as Decoy to Spread Malware
Bitdefender researchers have identified a new wave of spam messages that announce an alleged attack of the US Army against Iran in order to trick the user into downloading and installing malicious software on their personal computers.
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E-Mail Spam Morphs in First Half of 2008
Changes in content and distribution medium found in BitDefender survey
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