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Gang sentenced for UK bank trojan

To give the pages air of legitimacy, they bore the logo of NatWest, according to other news reports. The gang used a stable of money mules to transfer the funds to countries including Ukraine, which is also the location of a computer server that was used in the scam.
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Mossad laptop hack behind nuclear strike, reports suggest

Reports in Der Spiegel suggest that the Israeli air strike against claimed nuclear facilities in Syria were targeted after Mossad successfully hacked a laptop left in a London hotel bedroom.
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Symantec Uncovers Trojan Scheme Using Facebook

Researchers at Symantec find a Trojan that uses Facebook to communicate with a command and control server.
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New Trojan Kills The Zeus Trojan

'Opachki' Trojan hijacks links for cash and deletes Zeus malware from the infected machine.

Symantec Uncovers Trojan Scheme Using Facebook

Researchers at Symantec find a Trojan that uses Facebook to communicate with a command and control server.
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Security Spotlight: Top Four Mac Threats of 2009

As Apple computers grow increasingly popular and enjoy increased market share, the Mac world offers the next great frontier for cybercriminals. Exploits targeting Apple computers were definitely on the uptick in 2009.
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Don't Let Halloween Malware Turn Your PC into a Nightmare

One of the most notorious phishing scams lured Halloween fans into downloading a dancing skeleton. The subject lines sounded fun, but once dancing skeleton hit the desktop life was not sweet. Malicious botnets invaded computers and snatched personal information faster than you can say "Trick or Trojan."
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New Trojan Evades Banks' Anti-Fraud Systems

'URLZone' calculates how much money to steal from a victim's account without raising suspicion.

Payroll Firm Breached — Online Customers Targeted

In a Sept. 28 e-mail sent to customers, PayChoice indicated that the hackers had obtained e-mail addresses as well as login IDs and at least parts of passwords for account holders using the OnlineEmployer.com web site.

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