BitDefender

“A serious enemy” Trojan steals all personal info from user PCs

November 15, 2010 - 2:49am | Fraud | News
“A serious enemy” Trojan steals all personal info from user PCs

A new Trojan marked as "a serious enemy" is threatening corporate networks as it can be used as a corporate spying tool, warned the Internet security specialist BitDefender. The security vendor stated that Trojan.Spy.YEK sniffs for critical data and archives that may hold private information and sends them back to the attacker. It is a serious threat because the Trojan features both spying and backdoor capabilities, say BitDefender Malware Researchers Doina Cosovan and Octavian Minea.


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Online users put themselves at great risk, says BitDefender

August 9, 2010 - 2:36am | Fraud | News
Online users put themselves at great risk, says BitDefender

A new research by BitDefender confirmed that there is sense in having different user names and passwords to protect identities and information not meant to be public. The company revealed that many people today use the same user name and password in logging into several secure websites. The experiment also revealed that some 250,000 e-mail addresses, user names and passwords were found in social and open networks, including blogs, collaboration platforms, torrents, and other channels.


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Don’t believe Windows 7 upgrade checkup in email! It’s a Trojan!

May 11, 2010 - 4:08am | Fraud | News
Don’t believe Windows 7 upgrade checkup in email! It’s a Trojan!

A new scam is being spread across the Internet with fraudsters distributing fake Microsoft notifications to users advising them to check if their operating systems could be upgraded to Windows 7. The software attached to the message is nothing more than a Trojan horse that infects user PC once he/she installs it.


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Half of US online gamers are spam vulnerable, BitDefender warns

April 2, 2010 - 2:52am | Fraud | News
Half of US online gamers are spam vulnerable, BitDefender warns

As security company BitDefender found, 50% of current gamers more likely to receive spam and be the target of phishing attacks.

That is evidently happens as gamers are a bit too gung-ho to add anyone to their friends list in order to have more people to play with. Gamers are more likely to accept spammers in their friends list when they are in a social network than in any other online communication environment


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BitDefender update damages Windows applications

March 22, 2010 - 8:36am | News | Other themes
BitDefender update damages Windows applications

BitDefender dodgy update bricked Win 64-Bit systems after it was applied.

Malicious signature updates meant that multiple Windows and BullGuard files were falsely flagged as infected with Trojan-FakeAlert-5 and isolated. Affected systems were subsequently left with applications that wouldn't work on boxes that were incapable of successfully rebooting.


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BitDefender exposes private data and denies the fact

February 17, 2009 - 3:28am | News | Other themes
BitDefender exposes private data and denies the fact

A recent post on the HackersBlog reported a security breach on the website of the prominent anti-virus provider BitDefender. Advanced Romanian hackers discovered that the company for the second time in a week carelessly exposed a database that is expected to stay uncompromised. In this regard the company again denied any SQL injection as it did last week when HackersBlog reported a separate vulnerability in BitDefender.pt, the authorized seller of BitDefender software for Portuguese-speaking customers.


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Russians use Firefox to scam your e-gold and paypal accounts

December 3, 2008 - 11:36am | Fraud | News
Russians use Firefox to scam your e-gold and paypal accounts

BitDefender®, one of the leading providers of antivirus solutions and data security announced that it has detected a new type of malware which steals the passwords. "Trojan.PWS.ChromeInject.A" as BitDefender Labs has named the new virus is a virus loaded on a computer through another malware presented as Firefox add-on in Plugin Mozilla Firefox browser folder. According to the specialists the malicious code runs every time Firefox is launched. 


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BitDefender prevents new e-criminal raid to deceive e-Banking users

November 25, 2008 - 10:09am | Fraud | News
BitDefender prevents new e-criminal raid to deceive e-Banking users

BitDefender researchers uncovered new e-mail spam attacks. It was aiming to target JPMorgan Chase and Co customers by verifying and reinforcing the new security measures that turned to be a fake. New Phishing Raid Attempters used online financial institution's portal that has several visual identification elements such as the logo and general layout but its domain was registered in Turkey(.tk).


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