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The Internet threat alert status is currently normal. At present, no major epidemics or other serious incidents have been recorded by Kaspersky Lab’s monitoring service.

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Internal Threats Reports [6] Kaspersky Security Bulletin [40] Malware Evolution Monthly [9] Monthly Malware Statistics [157] Monthly Spam Reports [57] Quarterly Malware Reports [23] Quarterly Spam Reports [17] User Advice [1]

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Botnets [18] Duqu [4] Flame [2] Flashfake [1] Gauss [2] Instant Messengers [7] Internet Banking [8] Madi [1] Malware Miscellany [1] Mobile Malware [28] Proactive Protection [2] Ransomware [7] Security technology [2] Social Networks [5] Stuxnet [3] Wardriving [12] Wi-Fi [11] Wiper [1] ZeuS [1]

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Nov 30 2007

Malicious code evolution: July – September 2007

The third quarter of 2007 was less eventful than we expected

Jun 26 2006

Blackmailer: the story of Gpcode

On June 7th, 2006, breaking news appeared on Analyst's Diary, the Kaspersky Lab weblog: “New Gpcode with a 660 bit key...cracked by Kaspersky Lab!"

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