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• Jump in mobile app and banking scams

  11.09.2012

  In August, GFI threat researchers identified a number of high-profile fake mobile application scams, along with a spike in email scams targeting UK banking and government organizations.

• "Win 8 Security System" rogue AV spotted

  03.09.2012

  Windows 8 has not yet been released and cyber crooks are already taking advantage of its name.

• Olympics and Android hit by malware and rogue apps

  09.08.2012

  GFI Software released its report of the most prevalent threat detections encountered last month.

• Scareware targets users infected with industrial espionage worm

  16.07.2012

  ACAD/Medre.A, a worm that steals AutoCAD drawings and sends them to remote servers, was recently discovered infecting a great number of computers in Peru and some other Latin American countries.

• Spam campaigns using popular companies on the rise

  06.07.2012

  In June, GFI threat researchers observed two fresh spam campaigns linking to Blackhole exploits which posed as confirmation emails from Twitter and Amazon.

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