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Bagle variants Puzzles Researchers !

Several new variants of the venerable Bagle virus visited themselves upon corporate networks last week, frustrating administrators and virus researchers who continue to wonder why these worms can still infect thousands of machines after months of warnings.

Jul 26 2004
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Nokia releases invisible Bluetooth hack fix

More than six months after admitting there was a Bluetooth security flaw in a number of its mobile phone handsets, Nokia said it has released a software upgrade that fixes the vulnerabilities.

Jul 25 2004
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McAfee researchers head to India

Computer security provider McAfee has announced plans to set up a centre in the Indian technology hub of Bangalore to monitor and counter virus attacks on computer networks worldwide.

Jul 25 2004
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Virus Purporting Bin Laden Suicide Hits Web

A virus purporting to show images of Osama Bin Laden's suicide popped up on the Internet on Friday, designed to entice recipients to open a file that unleashes malicious software code, security experts said.The virus was attached to a message that was posted on over 30,000 usenet newsgroups and is not being spread via e-mail, said Web

Jul 24 2004
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Global CD piracy hits $4.5 billion!

Street-corner peddlers of pirated compact discs sold more than 1 billion illegally copied CDs last year, turning a shady black-market trade into an estimated $4.5 billion industry, a new study said Thursday.More than one out of every three music compact discs bought by consumers in 2003 was pirated, according to global trade body the In

Jul 23 2004
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US Defence department hacker nicked

Could get 10 years in slammer

Jul 19 2004
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Virus for Windows CE surfaces

A virus that infects Windows CE has been developed--the first such bug discovered for the handheld operating system, according to one firm.BitDefender, based in Romania, stated that it has discovered a "proof of concept" virus for Microsoft's operating system for smart phones and other handhelds.

Jul 18 2004
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Wave of cyber attacks;China blamed

Chinese hackers have been blamed for a wave of attacks on South Korean government computers, the latest in a series of internet security breaches in which China is alleged to have been involved.

Jul 18 2004
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Oxford hackers face punishment

Two students from Oxford University are facing disciplinary action after hacking into the university's computer.

Jul 16 2004
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Another New Bagle Variant Spreads

Antivirus software companies began warning e-mail users this week that the persistent Bagle virus has re-emerged in a new version, Bagle.AF or Beagle.AB.

Jul 16 2004
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