LONDON — Microsoft Corp. appeared to have survived the worst the MyDoom worm could throw at it today. Experts say the virus, a variant of the MyDoom.A virus that knocked out another company's Web site ...

A new variant of the Mydoom.A (Novarg.A) worm, which has been spreading swiftly across the Internet since Monday, emerged today, according to London-based security vendor Mi2g Ltd. The variant, Mydoom ...

Computer virus companies spent yesterday scampering to develop defensesfor the newest strain of the MyDoom virus, dubbed MyDoom.O. By midmorning yesterday, thousands of e-mail inboxes were filling up ...

MessageLabs, Sophos and Keynote Systems have released alerts about the new W32.MyDoom.O worm variant that has been circulating the Internet today and causing traffic slowdowns. This latest variant in ...

The virus, dubbed "Mydoom" and "Novarg" by security experts, started its march late Monday and appeared to be spreading even faster on Tuesday, infecting one out of every nine e-mails, antivirus ...

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, ...

Another strain of the MyDoom worm is on the loose and is spreading quickly today, according to antivirus firm Sophos. The new MyDoom variant emerged yesterday and can use search engines Google, Yahoo, ...

The Office of Information Technology is trying to quickly respond to an increase in email traffic caused by the “MyDoom” virus, which is spreading rapidly through computer networks across the nation, ...

HELSINKI, Finland - The Internet computer virus known as "Mydoom" will continue to hit e-mails on computers worldwide until Feb. 12, when it is programmed to stop, a leading computer security company ...

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, ...