Mr. Viorel Canja

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  Viorel Canja, head of BitDefender Labs, said that the resurgence is disquieting because it suggests that there are still a lot of unpatched machines around.
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  "The fact that Trojan.Kobcka racked up more than one per cent of the total malware detections and made it into our top 10 suggests that we may see it, or new variants of it, infecting even more machines over the coming months," said Canja.

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  "BitDefender's HiVE technology enabled us to detect the second variant of the virus without any need for additional signatures," commented Viorel Canja, head of BitDefender Labs.

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  Viorel Canja, head of BitDefender's antivirus labs, said there are "only" about 500 or so new accounts being created in this attack every hour, and 15,000-plus Hotmail accounts had already been used.

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  Viorel Canja
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  Viorel CanjaHead of BitDefender LabsHeading up a team some of the most versed virologists in the world, Mr. Canja manages the engine development and virus research teams for the Company.Personally responsible for growing his team from 5 to 25 people in 5 years, the group's production and response time to new threats is among the best in the industry-garnering accolades from some of the most trusted institutions and publications in the world.Viorel is a graduate of the Polytechnic University of Bucharest.

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  Viorel Canja
  
  Head of BitDefender LabsHeading up a team some of the most versed virologists in the world, Mr. Canja manages the engine development and virus research teams for the Company.Personally responsible for growing his team from 5 to 25 people in 5 years, the group's production and response time to new threats is among the best in the industry-garnering accolades from some of the most trusted institutions and publications in the world.Viorel is a graduate of the Polytechnic University of Bucharest

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  "It is worrying to see the same threats reported month in, month out," said Viorel Canja, head of BitDefender Labs.

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  'This rather dangerous piece of malware has been in active development for quite some time, with new versions hitting the internet every week,' said Viorel Canja, head of BitDefender Labs.

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  The code was first sent to antivirus experts instead of being released in the wild" stated Viorel Canja, Head of BitDefender Labs.

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  "The gradual change from viruses to trojans on the Top 10 malware lists presents an interesting trend in data security," commented Viorel Canja, head of BitDefender Labs.

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  This is achieved through use of the B-Have proprietary heuristic detection technology, which is rather important, as Microsoft has not yet released a patch against this vulnerability" declared Viorel Canja, Head of the BitDefender Antivirus Lab.
  
  The Ginwui trojan has caused some commotion since it was first used in a targeted attack against at least one major american corporation last week.Because the attack seemed to originate from China, speculation is rife as to its motives and originators.
  
  "The trojan is rather unusual in that it uses a previously-unreported vulnerability to infect target computers.The vulnerability it uses is not of the obvious kind.I wouldn't dare speculate more at this time, but I doubt it has been created as an idle pastime" Mr. Canja concluded.

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