Security researchers, working with law enforcement and Internet service providers, have disrupted the brains of the Koobface botnet. Late Friday afternoon, Pacific Time, the computer identified as the ...

A major computer security threat known as Koobface made its first appearance in the world of social media in August of 2008. The word Koobface is an anagram for "Facebook," flaunting the fact that ...

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The suspected ringleaders of the Koobface botnet have been identified and appear to be five men based in Russia, with an office in St Petersburg, according to reports. "As in real life, a perfect ...

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The alleged masterminds behind Koobface, a malicious program that targets Facebook members, have been identified by security investigators. Five men living in St. Petersburg, Russia, were named as the ...

The crew behind the Koobface worm, who have been quite open about their exploits and financial gains from their work in the past, now seem to be ducking underground as pressure is building on them in ...

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A friend on Facebook suggests that you watch an amazing or funny or sexy video. The link may seem innocuous enough. But with a few simple clicks, you could end up infecting your PC with the Koobface ...