The Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) and the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), have received reports of recent spam e-mails spreading the Storm Worm malicious software, known as malware ...

But many companies and home users didn't apply the patch right away, and Conficker's creators - who improved on techniques and code found in last year's Storm worm - had their opening.

Security researchers are tracking holiday attacks by the Storm Worm, a particularly insidious piece of computer malware that has been circulating around the world for about a year. Earlier this ...

StormWorm—a type of trojan horse attack and not a worm that sends malware to other computers—tricked people into clicking on an email link to an article about a storm raging across Europe ...

Malicious spam downloads malware in attempt to turn PCs into botnets.

The Storm Worm virus has capitalized on various holidays in the last year by sending millions of e-mails advertising an e-card link within the text of the spam e-mail.

The “Storm Worm,” a strain of malicious software once responsible for blasting out 20 percent of spam sent worldwide before it died an ignominious death roughly 18 months ago, was resurrected ...

Researchers who have examined the latest Storm malware say while the newly resurrected Storm Worm lacks the innovative P2P communication capability, it appears to retain the ability to attack ...

Modern malware is commercially motivated. Instead of writing malware for ego gratification, today’s attackers are using malware to make money. In hindsight, the May 2000 Loveletter worm was a ...

The Storm Worm virus has also been spread in the past in e-mails advertising a holiday e-card link. Clicking on the link downloads malware onto the Internet connected device, causing it to become ...

Clicking on the link downloads malware onto the Internet connected device, causing it to become infected with the virus and part of the Storm Worm botnet, which is a collection of compromised ...

A Storm Worm's Independence Day campaign is circulating online using email as propagation vector, attempting to trick users into visiting a Storm Worm infected host, where a multitude of what ...