We're all familiar with spyware, and many have even heard of spywear, but the latest snoop fad might just as well be dubbed spywherever. The AP reports.

Ever wonder what Bill Gates gets for Christmas? This year, the Chinese security firm VenusTech delivered three new Windows exploits just in time for the holidays. Full Story

Computer users face tough choices in seeking software. When it comes to antivirus software, is free good enough? Or should you pay for heftier software? Carrie Kirby of the San ... Read More

What's in a name? Everything, it seems, when it comes to diagnosing and removing malware. Understanding how antivirus vendors name viruses, worms, and Trojans can be an important first step ... Read More

A new variant of the Zafi worm, dubbed Zafi.D, sends itself as a Christmas greeting - in a variety of languages depending on the recipient's domain. The greeting may be ... Read More

Forget yesterday's script kiddies. Today's malware has its roots in organized crime. And they aren't after your PC - it's you they want. Full story

Trojans are often used to launch Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks against targeted systems, but just what is a DDoS attack and how are they performed? Full story

… your text messages and address book, and a way to bug your calls. Why spam, scams, and viruses are coming soon to a phone near you. Wired Magazine reports.

Dubbed TrojanDropper.FakeSpamFighter by antivirus vendor F-Secure and Troj/Mdrop-IT by antivirus vendor Sophos, a recently discovered Trojan spammed in email is masquerading as the infamous Lycos MakeLOVEnotSPAM screensaver. Full story Today's Most Active ... Read More

Beleaguered search engine giant Lycos Europe has pulled the plug on its MakeLOVEnotSPAM screensaver. Though an estimated 100,000 downloaded the screensaver, harsh criticism presumably caused the campaign to be temporarily ... Read More

After a reported 100,000 downloads of the controversial MakeLOVEnotSPAM screensaver, Lycos Europe has pulled the anti-spammer tool and posted a note to the MakeLOVEnotSPAM.com website which simply reads, "Stay Tuned".