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Ramnit worm infects Facebook, steals login credentials

Security experts recently discovered a worm has been circulating through Facebook. During examination, the researchers discovered the login credentials of over 45,000 Facebook users had been compromised.
In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 3 comments

'Cybernition' Stuxnet virus may target industrial sabotage on US

Stuxnet, the world's first ever worm-virus that is strong and clever enough to alter the functioning of machinery, particularly at nuclear uranium enrichment plants, could possibly be manipulated to cause catastrophic damage to any industrialized nation.
In the Media by Vincent Sobotka - 10 comments

Stuxnet-like viruses to be released more broadly in 2011

Known to successfully slow down the Iranian nuclear program, the Stuxnet cyber worm is now expected to spawn variations that are predicted to disrupt non-traditional IT targets, from power grids to electronic voting stations.
In the Media by Michael Krebs - 1 comment

Worm behind man’s eye for nine months has finally been removed

John Matthews from Bellevue, Iowa discovered the worm last December living in his eye after becoming concerned when he noticed two spots obscuring vision in his left eye.
In the Media by Nicole Karns - 4 comments

Wormless at the festival

Competitors used a variety of techniques, but none of them were able to lure a worm from the ground during the Woodhall Worm Charming Festival in Lincolnshire.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 4 comments

Parasitic worm swallowing diet putting lives in danger

One of the latest diet crazes in Hong Kong, the practice of eating the giant intestinal Ascaris worms has become so popular that the nation's Department of Health decided to make a public statement in opposition to it.
In the Media by Betty Kowall - 3 comments

Another iPhone worm exposed

A new iPhone worm has been exposed, and unlike the last reported worm which just changed a jailbroken iPhone's wallpaper to a picture of Rick Astley of "Rickrolling" frame, this one is serious: it allows hackers to steal sensitive information.
In the Media by Tylor Sweeney - 2 comments

Wordpress Worm Attacks Unpatched Blogs

Wordpress is arguably the most popular blogging software in existence, but does its enormous market share make it a more attractive target for hackers? The latest worm to hit the Wordpress platform highlights the importance of keeping up to date.
In the Media by Chris Rowson

So far so good, Conficker's still quiet

The dreaded Conficker.c virus, set to attack the world’s computer systems today, has been activated but there has been no chaos so far, reports say.
In the Media by Moushumi Chakrabarty - 1 comment

Facebook Worm 'Koobface' Resurfaces

A worm that takes over computers by spreading through Facebook has morphed, it now poses as YouTube video, and returned to infect Facebook users.
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 5 comments
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Scotland has the Loch Ness monster, Canada the Sasquatch. And in Iceland, the national mystery creature is known as the River Worm.

Scientists find two species of colourful worms
US researchers create silk worms that have been genetically modified to spin much stronger silk.
A mere trace of alcohol doubles the lifespan of a tiny worm used in biochemistry labs around the world.
Viruses might eventually be able to power the very phone, computer or tablet you’re reading this article on. And we’re not talking about those digital viruses or infestations — trojans, worms, and whatnot. Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Berkeley Lab have found a way...
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Pharmaceutical companiesjoin forces to defeat 10 neglected tropical diseases

Major pharmaceutical companies are working with the ll & Melinda Gates Foundation and the World Health Organization to...
Feb 3, 2012 in  Health by Tim Sandle

Worm eating plant confirmed

Carnivorous plant evidence found. In a national geographic report researcher actually bred nematodes in nitrogen and...
Jan 11, 2012 by Molly Zelvonberg

Yes, this is a real animal

The image you are looking at is not a CGI monster concocted by Hollywood. It's a magnified look at a "hydrothermal worm...
Jul 18, 2011 by David Silverberg

Are you really ready for a Pet member of the family?

Before deciding on a specific pet, should ask yourself a few questions regarding a new pet or animal you may invite...
Feb 6, 2011 by Ellen Palmer

World's largest gummy worm is 3 pounds, 4,000 calories

If you like gummy worms, you'll like this news: the Vat 19 gummy worm is billed as the world's largest gummy worm,...
Oct 26, 2010 in  I Heart Food by David Silverberg - 5 comments
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