A new version of a file-infecting malware program that’s being distributed through drive-by download attacks is also capable of stealing FTP (File Transfer Protocol) credentials.
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Gartner downgrades 2013 global IT spending forecast on currency shifts
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South Korea hit by disk wiping attack blamed on 'DarkSeoul' gang
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