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Malware: Archive: March 2002 

Clinton Worm is No Anna

Two versions of the MyLife.B virus that hit last Friday apparently were done in by their own flaws.

By Paul Desmond  |  March 27, 2002

CERT Warns of Instant Messaging Attacks

The CERT Coordination Center says users of Instant Messaging and Internet Relay Chat services are vulnerable to social engineering ploys that can turn their systems into platforms for distributed denial of service attacks.

By Paul Desmond  |  March 25, 2002

Bush Security Chief Lays Out Cyber Security Agenda

The federal government should work with industry, academia, government agencies and other nations to devise a means of protecting critical infrastructures and punishing those who commit cyber crimes, according to the vice chair of the president's Critical Infrastructure Board.

By Paul Desmond  |  March 14, 2002

Network Security Management Market Heats Up

The market for centralized security management products will be subject to a shakeout over the next few years as larger players enter the fray and acquisitions change the landscape.

By Paul Desmond  |  March 14, 2002

That Microsoft 'Security Update' May Be A Virus

Security firms Wednesday warned that another virus began making its rounds on the Net this week, and this one is masquerading as a Microsoft security update.

By Thor Olavsrud  |  March 06, 2002

It's Baaack: Virulent Worm Set to Return

E-mail worm Klez.E, the second most-active virus in the world, is expected to wreak havoc in networks across the globe Wednesday.

By Thor Olavsrud  |  March 05, 2002