News AssistantMany students, faculty and staff at Virginia Tech have received several virus-infected e-mails since Monday.The MyDoom virus, named by McAfee Security, also called Novarg by Symantec ...

The “MyDoom” computer worm, which hit email inboxes around the world and caused problems for computers users in early February, is under control within the Boston University computer system, according ...

With 20 variations of the Mydoom, Netsky and Bagle viruses circulating around the Internet, it's becoming clear that computer virus writers are engaged in some kind of can-you-top-this game. And it's ...

Finnish computer security experts warned on Tuesday of a new worm, known as Doomjuice, that is expected to attack computers infected by Mydoom. The virus, first detected by Helsinki-based company ...

Internet security companies said Monday that they discovered a new version of the MyDoom e-mail worm circulating on the Internet. The new version, MyDoom.C, is a modified copy of the virus that ...

Antivirus software companies are warning e-mail users about a new version of the MyDoom e-mail worm, dubbed MyDoom.O, which is spreading on the Internet and causing slowdowns at search engines, ...

A new computer worm is wiggling its way through the internet. Computer antivirus companies Symantec and H+BEDV are warning their customers of the existence of a MyDoom variant known as Worm/MyDoom.AH.

The Mydoom computer virus didn't exactly cause a newsroom apocalypse, but it paralyzed The Forum's e-mail service and hampered production of today's editions. Beginning Monday afternoon, The Forum's e ...

Times must be getting tough for computer virus writers. Technicians at British anti-virus firm Sophos Plc said on Friday they had discovered a plea for work inserted deep in the lines of code for two ...

Dubbed MyDoom.as, MyDoom.au, or MyDoom.bb -- depending on the anti-virus vendor -- the worm is essentially the same as MyDoom.o, which debuted in July 2004. The biggest difference, said experts, is ...

Antivirus software companies are warning e-mail users about a new version of the Mydoom e-mail worm, dubbed Mydoom.O, which is spreading on the Internet and causing slowdowns at search engines, ...