Then it goes on to say: "We developed this free immunity tool to defeat the malicious virus. You need to run this tool once, and then Klez will never come into your PC." However, beware!

The latest virus to do the rounds - the W32.Klez.H.@mm (Klez)- did manage to affect a certain number of systems in the UAE, but was largely prevented from wreaking wider havoc, confirmed industry ...

A company that sells anti-virus software says the Worm/Klez.E virus was the most prevalent in July. Central Command calls its monthly listing the “Dirty Dozen,” which are based on the number of virus ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. A variant of the Klez virus, Klez.H, continued to be the most frequently occurring virus in March, according to statistics provided ...

While the number thirteen may be unlucky for some, it is exactly the number of months it has taken the Klez-H virus to write itself into Sophos’ record books. Back up from the number three slot it ...

Klez was yesterday branded the most persistent worm ever to plague internetUsers, after spending a record 13 months in anti-virus vendors top ten charts. Chris Wraight, technology consultant at ...

TORONTO — ‘Tis the season for top-10 lists, and the Klez e-mail worm holds the dastardly distinction as the most prolific virus of 2002. Antivirus software vendor Sophos Inc. reported ...

The Klez virus has become one of the most prolific viruses floating around on the internet. pcworld.com calls it a blended threat because it's distributed like a virus, sometimes behaving like a worm ...

The Klez virus has infected millions of computers in more than 200 countries. It's the most widespread virus ever. Something like one in 14 computers worldwide has been infected by Klez ...

Origins: W32/Klez-H is a variant of Klez, a Win32 worm that carries a compressed version of the W32.ElKern.4926 virus which it copies to the Windows Program Files directory and executes.

There is a computer somewhere on our network that is infected with the Klez virus. I know this because it creates those random files that end in .rar, .pif, .exe, etc... and Norton Antivirus on ...