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How zombie networks fuel cybercrime

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How zombie networks fuel cybercrime

So-called botnets, which can take down major websites or mount massive spam attacks, are being rented out by hackers

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Worm targets Mac's latest operating system

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Instant messenger could control hacked computers

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Move over spam, make way for "spit"

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Thousands of zombie PCs created daily

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Software bug raises spectre of 'JPEG of death'

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Computer worm 'sniffs' out passwords

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Microsoft prepares largest ever software upgrade

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Handheld computer 'Trojan' discovered

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Email harvesting virus crashes Google

MyDoom.o also slowed or stopped traffic on three other major search engines – Lycos, Yahoo and Altavista

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Handheld PC virus holds ominous promise

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Always on, always under attack

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Let the PC entertain you

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Claim of spyware on Beastie Boys CD denied

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