February
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AOL files lawsuits against alleged phishing gangsAOL seeks $18 million in damages. 28 February 2006
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Clagger-H Trojan spammed out as message from PayPalBeware warning that your PayPal account is "temporally limited". 27 February 2006
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Sophos launches new anti-virus software for Intel-powered MacsSophos Anti-Virus for Mac OS X now also supports the new Intel Duo processor powered iMac and MacBook Pro products. 27 February 2006
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Dutch police arrest suspected email scam gangGang alleged to have stolen $2 million from unsuspecting American email users. 23 February 2006
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Sophos fixes false positive in OSX/Inqtana-B detectionSophos customers automatically updated to fix problem. 22 February 2006
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Court fines teenage Finns for virus websiteTeenagers fined for posting viruses and source code on internet. 21 February 2006
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More malware emerges for Mac OS X, but poses close to zero threatOSX/Inqtana-B worm attempts to spread via Bluetooth. 21 February 2006
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58% of people receive at least one phishing email every dayMore than 20% of people receive five or more phishing emails every day. 21 February 2006
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Second Mac OS X worm spreads via Bluetooth vulnerabilityInqtana-A worm arrives within days of first real Mac OS X virus. 18 February 2006
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IIA re-appoints Sophos's Rob Forsyth to Board of Directors for 2006The Internet Industry Association has announced that Sophos Asia Pacific's Managing Director will continue as a director on the Association's board. 17 February 2006
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79% believe Mac will be targeted more often in wake of Leap-A Mac OS X wormBut over half of those polled believe the problem would not be as great as the one facing Windows.
17 February 2006
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First ever virus for Mac OS X discoveredFind out about the first Mac OS X virus and see how Macs have been targeted by malware over the years. Discover how to protect your Mac against threats. 16 February 2006
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Bagle-CO worm carries words of love in late ValentineA new version of the Bagle worm spreads in the form of a St Valentine's poem. 16 February 2006
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Microsoft issues fixes for critical security holes in its softwareNew patches from Microsoft protect against potential hacker attack. 15 February 2006
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Police arrest 55 suspected hackers in Brazilian phishing swoopGang said to have stolen $4.6 million from online bank accounts. 15 February 2006
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"Olympic torch" virus warning is really a hoaxBogus email warning spreading across the internet. 14 February 2006
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No need to panic over Winter Olympics Bagle wormW32/Bagle-CM poses as an email offering free tickets for the Turin games. 14 February 2006
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Sophos showcases next generation email security appliance at RSA 2006Sophos security experts to speak on current and future security threats and how to combat them. 13 February 2006
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Sophos launches fully integrated email security applianceSophos's award-winning email security now available as plug-and-play managed appliance. 13 February 2006
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Man accused of hospital zombie attack that brought down computersPatient care jeopardized by hospital botnet infection. 13 February 2006
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Bagle worm spreading widely as "February Price" emailWorm travels via email disguised as pricing information. 10 February 2006
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Email scammer poses as crooked Fidelity fund managerScammer claims to have secretly extracted money from Fidelity's funds. 10 February 2006
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Consumers urged to boycott spammers in run-up to Valentine's DayDon't buy goods sold via spam, says Sophos. 9 February 2006
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Sophos expert speaks at first ever Anti-Spyware Coalition public workshopSpyware experts meet in Washington DC. 8 February 2006
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Spanish hacker sentenced to two years in jail for DDoS attackAttack affected three million Spanish internet users. 7 February 2006
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Computer virus forces suspension of Russian stock exchangeStock exchange was suspended for one hour. 3 February 2006
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Sophos Anti-Virus recognized in Information Security magazine "Products of the Year" awardsSophos earns honors in anti-virus category, ranked a top vendor for service and support. 3 February 2006
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Sophos urges calm as panic over Friday's Nyxem worm attack spiralsFocusing too much on Nyxem's threat on Friday 3 February may leave people unaware of other malware risks.
2 February 2006
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Sophos Anti-Virus wins its 31st Virus Bulletin 100% awardIndependent tests confirm quality of Sophos's anti-malware solution. 1 February 2006
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Spammed Trojan horse pretends to come from anti-virus companyThe Stinx-U Trojan horse has been distributed disguised as an email from F-Secure. 1 February 2006
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Porn spammer pleads guilty - faces five year jail sentenceKirk Rogers helped promote adult pornographic websites via spam. 1 February 2006

