Just Released: New Version of Dr.Web AV-Desk Internet Service

Doctor Web is pleased to announce the release of the new 6.1 version of the Dr.Web AV-Desk Internet service. Among the updates to the service, it’s notable that support for Windows servers has been added to each subscription package for legal entities, while anti-virus network management has become even more convenient.

New Dr.Web AV-Desk Internet Service Deployments

Doctor Web, the Russian market leader in Internet security services, is pleased to announce the launch of the Dr.Web Anti-virus service by a number of ISPs. With these deployments, reliable anti-virus protection on a subscription basis is now available to both corporate and home users.

New Version of the Dr.Web AV-Desk Subscription Control Center: Paying for the Service Is Now Even Easier!

Doctor Web announces the release of the new version of the Dr.Web AV-Desk Subscription Control Centre (SCC). The principal innovation in SCC version 6.0.2 is the option to use the Dr.Web Anti-virus service on a pay-later basis.

New malicious IRC bot discovered

The Russian anti-virus company Doctor Web is warning users about the program BackDoor.IRC.Aryan.1, which can download other malicious programs from a remote server controlled by intruders and mount DDoS-attacks upon command by an IRC server.

New worm infects RAR archives

The Russian IT security company Doctor Web is informing users about the worm Win32.HLLW.Autoruner.64548, which can infect RAR archives. It can download executables files from a remote server to perform malicious tasks in the compromised system.

Win32.Rmnet.16 attacks UK and Australia

In April 2012 the Russian IT security company Doctor Web already reported that a botnet created by hackers using the Win32.Rmnet.12 virus exceeded one million infected hosts. Doctor Web's virus analysts have recently noted the spread of the new virus’s modification dubbed Win32.Rmnet.16.