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Microsoft said computers in countries with high rates of software piracy are more likely to be infected by malicious code because users are leery of applying security patches. Topics Newsletters ...

In the third quarter of 2013, an average of 5.8 Windows computers out of every 1,000 were infected with malware, said Tim Rains, director of Microsoft’s Trustworthy Computing division, which ...

Some users said they scanned their PCs using anti-virus programs ... and was accused of deceiving people into upgrading to that OS by deploying malware-like methods. In 2016, Microsoft's Get ...

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But because the outage affected Windows systems, Microsoft often had shared and sometimes even top billing in mainstream news coverage—another in a string of security-related embarrassments that ...

In the case of IcedID, a modular trojan first uncovered in 2017 and now one of the most notorious pieces of malware, threat actors can launch campaigns underpinned by a range of infection techniques.

Microsoft today said computers in countries with high rates of software piracy are more likely to be infected by malicious code because users are leery of applying security patches.