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Poisoned web poses risk to security

At first it was just a prank, but now hackers are corrupting the net for real and their bogus sites could fool us all – and cost us too

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Attack on game raises prospect of online extortion

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Microsoft competitors vulnerable to attack

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War of words over operating systems' safety

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Following the trail of the zombie PCs

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Attempted cyber-heist raises keylogging fears

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Virus writers focus on Instant Messenger

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Spies infiltrate zombie computer networks

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Rush to VOIP raises security fears

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Worms flood instant messaging networks

The worms turn computers into remote-controlled zombies and have sparked battles between rival virus-writing gangs

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New cellphone virus rifles through phonebook

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Phone viruses: how bad is it?

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iPod 'squeaks' betray software secrets

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Anti-theft device shuts down PC monitors

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