NOD32 News
DECEMBER 4, 2007
SEPTEMBER 25 , 2007
With many Linux network administrators, performance and security, are top issues. Having these issues solved isn’t always easy. Their solution has finally arrived! ESET has taken their approach to top level security while using next to nothing system resources
JULY 17, 2006
A recently released study by Harris Interactive® found that 65% of owners of Anti-Virus programs do not update the software on a regular basis so that their protection is “out of date”. Andrew Lee, chief research officer at ESET, manufacturer of NOD32, pointed out that this creates a false sense of security.
If you are protected by NOD32, you receive automatic updates in the background which do not disrupt other running applications. NOV. 26, 2005
WIN32/Sober.Y worm identified as top threat by ESET’s Virus Radar Online for an unwelcome Thanksgiving guest…
The new version of the worm posts a message purportedly from the FBI or CIA about visits to illegal websites and asks recipients to open an attachment, which installs and executes the worm on the recipient system. Read more…
The FBI has posted an alert on its site as well here… NOV. 11, 2005
Win32/Netsky.Q Worm Continues to be top threat
ESET’s Virus Radar Online reports that the top active virus in the last 24 hours continues to be the Win32/Netsky.Q Worm followed by the HTML/Phishing.gen Trojan. The Netsky.Q worm spreads via email as an attachment which is commonly named with an extension of .zip, .doc, .txt, .exe, .scr. or .pif. There may be a message at the end of the email implying that the message has been checked by an anti-virus program which appears with the following text "+++ Attachment: No Virus found". This worm was first identified on 3-24-04 and it’s most active month has been April 2004. For more information…
If you are a NOD32 customer, you will have seen the threat warning screen on your system if you have been at risk.
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