Conficker and April 1st: What’s all the fuss about? (Video)

Sean Richmond, senior technology consultant at SophosLabs in Sydney discusses the Conficker worm with security expert Paul Ducklin.

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Conficker worm changes tactics again

The Conficker/Downadup worm continues to evolve, with the release of a new variant of the worm.

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Kaspersky Lab analyses new version of Kido (Conficker)

Kaspersky Lab, a leading developer of secure content management solutions, announces that a new version of the malicious program Kido (aka Conficker and Downadup) has been detected. During the night of 8th/9th April, computers infected with Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Kido (aka Conficker.c) contacted each other over P2P, telling infected machines to download new malicious files, thus activating the Kido botnet.

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New Removal tools for ( Conficker.E, Downup.E, Downadup.E and Kido.E )

Kaspersky Updated the removal tool for new version of   Conficker.E, Downup.E, Downadup.E and Kido Virus KKiller v3.4.4.

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W32.Downadup.E Worm The New Face Of Downadup ( Conficker )

8 Tools For Fighting And Removing Conficker,Downup, Downadup and Kido Virus

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Conficker-C: A technical analysis By SOPHOS

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How To Remove Conficker After April 1, 2009

The Conficker A worm first surfaced in November 2008 and quickly infected thousands of business networks worldwide. Conficker malware authors subsequently released Conficker B. Conficker C appeared in March 2009. Well over 1 million Windows machines have been infected.

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