"We have discovered a previously unknown functionality within the Win32.Bugbear.B worm and are strongly advising financial institutions worldwide that they may be at greater risk of exposure," ...

The Bugbear virus continued to spread, spurring several antivirus software makers to raise their estimates of the program's danger for the second time this week. Security software maker Symantec ...

The Bugbear virus is spreading quickly around the world since it first appeared on Monday, according to alerts issued by antivirus companies and computer security experts. The virus comes as an e-mail ...

A computer virus that specifically targets financial institutions continued to spread around the Internet on Tuesday, though it appeared BugBear.B was starting to run out of steam. The sophisticated ...

A new e-mail virus gained a greater foothold in unpatched Windows PCs on Tuesday, spurring antivirus companies to upgrade their estimate of the virus' danger. Known as W32.Bugbear or I-Worm.Tanatos, ...

The surprisingly resilient Bugbear worm continued to assault thousands of computers around the world Monday, but its rate of spread has finally started to slow, antivirus experts say. But Bugbear is ...

It's the worst virus in a long while. It sneaks, showing up in your email Inbox carrying any of a variety of subject lines so you don't immediately recognize it from friends' warnings or newspaper ...

A new version of the Bugbear virus is spreading quickly on the Internet, according to alerts posted by leading antivirus companies. The new variant, called Bugbear.B, was first detected on Thursday ...

A new e-mail virus gained a greater foothold in unpatched Windows PCs on Tuesday, spurring antivirus companies to upgrade their estimate of the virus' danger. Known as W32.Bugbear or I-Worm.Tanatos, ...

The first global cyber worm aimed at banks and Internet banking customers appears to have infected at least 14 banks worldwide, including five U.S. and seven European banks, but was probably squashed ...

The latest variant of the Bugbear computer virus is being investigated by the FBI because it was found to be targeting financial institutions. Bill Murray, a spokesman for the FBI, said last week that ...

Bugbear.e, also known as Tanatos.e and PWSteal Hooker, spreads via e-mail, uses a hole in IE first discovered in February, and can steal confidential information from infected computers. Bugbear.e ...