CNET reports that the widespread PC worm Conficker—which was scheduled to wreak havoc on April 1 but didn’t do much at all—has updated via P2P and downloaded a large program (possibly a keylogger). So while it hasn’t caused many problems yet, Conficker’s not dead yet, and it’s still looking to do some damage. Luckily it’s never been easier to detect whether or not your computer is infected by Conficker, so if you haven’t already, diagnose your computer; if you discover you are infected, here’s how to protect your PC and remove Conficker. [CNET] More »
April 1 came and went with no significant effect from Conficker, but if you’re still worried your computer may be infected with the widespread worm, the Conficker Eye Chart can diagnose it with ease. More »
Yesterday we offered up a guide to protecting your Windows PC from the Conficker worm, set to perhaps start doing something this week. Free net service OpenDNS is another option for anyone concerned about today’s not-so-funny happening. More »
The Conficker worm has infected millions of Windows computers—and one variant is set to be unleashed on April 1st, 2009. Here’s what you need to know to keep yourself safe. More »
