Hackers find new ways to beat anti-virus tools

19 Jan 2007

Hackers are developing websites that load Trojans onto end-users’ machines but delivered innocuous files to anti-virus companies. Other Trojans monitor firewalls and automatically click yes to alerts asking if the Trojan’s activity is permitted. Full Story

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