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02.02

New Trojan horse threatens Facebook users

Doctor Web—the Russian anti-virus vendor—warns users of a Trojan.OneX program that uses infected machines to send spam via Facebook and messaging clients. Currently, two modifications of this Trojan horse with similar features are found regularly in the wild. Given the spreading scheme the number of victims can be extremely large.

30.01

Dr.Web AV-Desk: New Deployments in Moscow and Moscow Region

Doctor Web is pleased to announce that yet another ISP has launched the Dr.Web AV-Desk service. Since the beginning of this year, the Link group of companies, a provider of IT services to home users and businesses in Moscow and Moscow and Tver regions, has been offering the Dr.Web Anti-Virus service on a subscription basis.

26.01

Free Dr.Web scanner Light for Mac OS X available in the Mac App Store

Doctor Web—the Russian IT security software developer—unveils Dr.Web Light for Mac OS X. The anti-virus is distributed free of charge via Mac App Store and can be installed on user machines and servers running Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion).

30.01

Dr.Web AV-Desk: New Deployments in Moscow and Moscow Region

Doctor Web is pleased to announce that yet another ISP has launched the Dr.Web AV-Desk service. Since the beginning of this year, the Link group of companies, a provider of IT services to home users and businesses in Moscow and Moscow and Tver regions, has been offering the Dr.Web Anti-Virus service on a subscription basis.

14.12

Dr.Web AV-Desk 6.0 Components Upgraded

Doctor Web has announced an upgrade to some Dr.Web AV-Desk 6.0 Internet service components. Improvements and changes have been made to the GUI-based scanner, Scanning Engine service, Dr.Web SelfPROtect module, Dr.Web SpIDer Guard file monitor (version G3 and NT), and Dr.Web SpIDer Gate HTTP monitor.

02.12

Safe and Comfortable Internet with Intertelecom and Dr.Web Anti-Virus Service

Since the beginning of December 2011, Intertelecom, the first Ukrainian CDMA operator, is launching the Dr.Web Anti-virus service for its Internet subscribers. The service is based on the Dr.Web AV-Desk Internet Service which was created by experts at Doctor Web, the Russian developer of IT security solutions.

02.02

New Trojan horse threatens Facebook users

Doctor Web—the Russian anti-virus vendor—warns users of a Trojan.OneX program that uses infected machines to send spam via Facebook and messaging clients. Currently, two modifications of this Trojan horse with similar features are found regularly in the wild. Given the spreading scheme the number of victims can be extremely large.

27.01

Trojan.Winlock.5490 extorts money from French users

The Russian anti-virus vendor Doctor Web warns Internet users of the new malignant program that blocks access to Windows. This Trojan horse has been dubbed Trojan.Winlock.5490. The malicious application poses a danger to systems running Microsoft Windows with French locale set as default system language.

23.01

Exposed: Illegally Obtained Revenue from Online “Paid Archive” Schemes

The number of so-called "paid archives" detected by Dr.Web anti-virus software as Trojan.SmsSend is steadily increasing each month. This comes as no surprise since attackers do not need to be skilled programmers to create that kind of malware. Many sites offer so-called "affiliate programs" that thoughtfully provide ready-made solutions — special "design templates" to help you build your own Trojan.SmsSend within a few minutes.

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