BANGALORE / MUMBAI, India – November 25, 2013
ESET, global provider of security solutions for businesses and consumers, identified and blocked new malware which entered into ESET worldwide users. According to the ESET Threat Report of October 2013, MSIL/Agent.AY, Win32/Virut.NBP and Win32/Bundpil.S are the new threats of October 2013
ESET monthly reports also conveys, INF/Autorun,gen is the major threat aggressively penetrating since from many months among worldwide survey of 100 billion computer users. This malware is a generic detection for an “autorun.inf” file created by malware and it can spread through spam, email attachments, malicious websites, unsafe downloads and many other ways.
