UK security firm Sophos is warning computer users of a new worm with the ability to take over computers and view and capture images of victims through their own Web cameras. The worm, known as W32 ...

The Web is currently more vulnerable to attack than ever before, as a result of several serious security flaws for different server applications being published within a few days of one another, ...

Up to now, Web-borne worms couldn't be easily spread from host to host, and they have usually been easy to detect. But two researchers have written a proof-of-concept of a more deadly and persistent ...

The Defense Department has blocked public access to most of its Web sites in response to the threat posed by the Code Red Worm. The department started shutting down access late last week and will ...

Wed 19 Sept: Antivirus experts say the Nimda worm noticeably affected the speed of page delivery on Tuesday evening, but the worst is probably over NEWS: Microsoft refutes claims that Nimda infected ...

The Bagle worm debuted in mid-January 2004, and according to most anti-virus firms, has been spotted in 60 to 100 variations since then. It's also usually credited with starting the malware-for-profit ...

Attacks on Internet Web servers by the Code Red worm were on the rise today, with officials noting at least 150,000 Web sites that had been infected since the digital deviant sprang into action late ...

British Prime Minister Tony Blair and his Web site are the target of a new Internet worm that seems to be low-risk, antivirus software vendor Sophos PLC said. The worm, dubbed W32/Quaters-A, spreads ...

public access to its Web sites Monday to make sure they are protected against a new computer threat known as the "Code Red" worm. "Most (Department of Defense) Web sites will not be accessible by the ...

WASHINGTON -- Public access to hundreds of Defense Department computer Web sites was restored today, after protection was installed against the damaging "Code Red" computer worm, a Pentagon ...