Video Professor

Written by Regina Stevens


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Computer Viruses, Worms and Hoaxes

Written by Lady Camelot


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For those of you who share files through Kazaa, there is a new worm with aliases such as Worm.P2P.Apsiv (Kaspersky) and W32/Apsiv.worm!p2p (McAfee) and seemingly affects Windows systems 2000, 95, 98, Me, NT, Server 2003 and Windows XP. The damage profile has not yet been assessed, but it would be a good idea to steer clear of this one as well.

"Keylogger.Stawin" is probably one ofrepparttar nastiest viruses as it attempts to steal a user's online banking information. A Trojan is distributed through email messages withrepparttar 107750 subject line, "I still love you," and has a "message.zip" attachment. Affectingrepparttar 107751 same vunerable systems as mentioned above, Keylogger records keystrokes and hasrepparttar 107752 ability to steal personal, financial information. A few systems that Keylogger monitors are window titles such as "PayPal," "Logon," and numerous other window titles associated with banking logins.

Common Hoaxes

A popular hoax circulatingrepparttar 107753 Internet is an email titled, "FREE M &M's." Sorry guys - no M & M's here. More recently, you may have receivedrepparttar 107754 "Life is Beautiful" virus ... er, hoax. The "Life is Beautiful" virus is not real and should be ignored. This is only a scare tactic that causes unwarranted fears and concerns.

In closing,repparttar 107755 Internet is a massive electronical world filled with infinite bits of information. When using your "key" to this magnificent but vast window of versatile knowledge, it pays to use logic when distinguishing hoaxes from real threats such as viruses and worms. To learn more about current viruses and worms, go to: http://search.symantec.com/custom/us/query.html For an updated listing of current email hoaxes, go to: http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/hoax.html

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