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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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