Fake Security Bulletins Cause Real Problems -- Redmond Channel Partner

Pender's Blog by Lee Pender, RCPU Editor

Fake Security Bulletins Cause Real Problems

Fake Microsoft security bulletins are letting Trojan horses free to gallop onto PCs. (OK, we know that the "original" Trojan horse didn't gallop -- and wasn't even really a horse. But we've had so much fun with Longhorn references that we weren't quite ready to leave the ranch yet.)

Posted by Lee Pender on June 29, 2007

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