This week’s Fizzer worm appears to have had little impact on corporate networks, according to users and analysts. But with a growing number of users logging into corporate networks from home and other relatively insecure remote locations, the malicious code and spyware that such viruses leave behind on unprotected systems could prove to be a long-term headache for companies. The Fizzer worm represents an emerging class of malicious code that relies on a variety of ways to try and circumvent increasingly sophisticated corporate network defenses. Full Story
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