This is a demonstration of the I Love You Virus (known mostly as "ILOVEYOU"), which was recognized by the Guiness Book of World Records as the worst computer virus of all time, causing more damage ...

When it comes to computer viruses, there’s no shortage of large-scale incidents ... The ILOVEYOU virus was among one of the earliest - and worst - examples of exploiting vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s ...

Attached to these emails was a file, which, when opened, unleashed a worm into the victim’s computer. This wasn’t just another malware; MyDoom was a highly sophisticated piece of code designed ...

May 2000 was considered one of the worst months in history regarding computer viruses. On May 4, the world was hit with the "I Love You" virus or bug. This virus attacked e-mail systems and caused ...

Computer viruses have evolved from a nuisance to a ... the new version — dubbed NotPetya — quickly wreaked havoc across Europe. The worst part? Though NotPetya still looked like ransomware ...

Netsky-B, an earlier variant of the latest worm, was rated the third worst computer virus in February after MyDoom-A and Sober-C, according to Sophos, which writes anti-virus and anti-spam software.

Netsky-B, an earlier variant of the latest worm that uses its own SMTP to send itself across the Web, was rated the third-worst computer virus in February after MyDoom-A and Sober-C, according to ...

U.K.-based Sophos spotted more than 10,700 new viruses, worms, and Trojan horses during the 12-month span of November 2003, to November 2004, a 51.8 percent increase over the same period a year ago.