New variant of RSPlug trojan making the rounds

Just wondering: I use OpenDNS on my network. Would the DNS switcheroo that the Trojan attempts still work?

BIG QUESTION: What is installed???

Wouldn't it be better to explain where and what this "trojan" is??? That would make it easier to check if your system is infected.

Unless TUAW wants to sell Anti-Virus Software for Intego. ; )

All the more reason to actually read (and comprehend) those pop-up and alert boxes before blindly clicking OK and typing in your password.

darwinian, anuller is french for cancel, so i'm guessing the person who took the screenshot is french ;)

i work for an apple reseller in australia, and we sell intego products. almost nobody buys them (although the paranoid ones still do) after i explain to them how the admin password works: if your computer asks you for a password, it's modifying how the computer works. if you're not a) installing software, or b) unlocking a system preference pane, cancel immediately, cos something fishy is going on

I'm happy with Apple's security overall but having "Open 'safe' files after downloading" checked by default in Safari is just dumb, dumb, dumb. They even put the word "safe" in quotes--they KNOW there's no such thing as an always-safe filetype!

OK, so what's the URL? I want to know what happens if you click Annuler. :)

Well, isn't Intego themselves just producing these "viruses" ? Or at least paying someone to make them so they can sell more of their products. Just a thought.

Wait.... you guys have anti virus for OSX?

Here comes a fresh barrage of Stockholm Syndrome victims citing this as "evidence" that OS X is "just as insecure" as Windows. If my eyes were rolling any harder they'd pop out of their sockets.

Intego? Let me know when someone reputable reports this.