Panda Software's Top 10 Most Dangerous Malware 2005

Panda Software has just released a list of the Top 10 most dangerous malware tools in 2005 ranked by the company.

Panda's most dangerous virus of the year is Sdbot.ftp , believed to be the "boss" virus in the last 6 months. It is the latest variant of the Sdbot virus family, which is spread by private FTP file transfer networks, accounting for 3.7% of the malicious code infecting computers.

The second virus is the type of Netsky.P, which was originally published in 2004. This virus attacks a security error that exists in Internet Explorer.

The third place is QHost.gen trojan. This trojan has the ability to prevent users from accessing the websites of many well-known security companies.

Fourthly, the Gaobot.gen virus specialized in attacking security flaws lies in some software that users have not patched in time.

Fifth is trojan Citifraud.A , specializing in tricking users into crawling on phishing attacks.

Friday is trojan Zapchast.D . Ranked No. 7 is Parite.B virus , rank 8 is Netsky.D virus, rank 9 is Sasser.ftp virus and trojan Psyme.C ranks second in the Top 10 most dangerous malware of 2005.

THIEN TRANG