The latest variant of the MyDoom worm, which was discovered Monday, peaked after around 12 hours and has already started dying out, according to antivirus companies. The new generation, known as both ...

A third version of the Mydoom virus was found by a virus researcher over the weekend, but this one only threatens computers already infected by the first Mydoom. The new virus -- also being called ...

The most virulent e-mail virus ever is continuing its romp through the e-mail in-boxes and the alphabet with the recent release of MyDoom.F. The good news is that MyDoom.F is infecting far fewer ...

Two novel viruses are seeking to cash in on the success of the Mydoom virus. These variants of the original bug are making their way around the net using Windows machines still infected by Mydoom. The ...

The family of MyDoom e-mail worms remains an active threat because of compromised computer systems and unprotected personal computers even though the virus was programmed to shut down last month. As a ...

The Mydoom computer virus continued to flood Internet users with stray e-mails on Thursday, amid growing consensus that the malicious program had become the fastest-spreading e-mail virus ever.

The notorious Mydoom email worm, considered to be one of the most damaging malware strains ever developed, is still doing rounds on the Internet, working on autopilot and actively targeting email ...

Despite its scary name and epidemic proportions, the MyDoom computer worm is proving to be more of an annoyance than an apocalypse. One or more unknown hackers unleashed the MyDoom virus a week ago to ...

It's official: MyDoom is the fastest spreading email virus or worm in computer history, beating out last August's SoBig.f. Security services firm MessageLabs reports that MyDoom, at its peak last ...

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 ...

Who's being hurt the most by the latest rash of viruses? In the final analysis, it may be the wrong people. A mass-mailing worm called Mimail has arrived in 18 different mutations since it first ...