Viveros said there's a growing number of remoteaccessTrojan programs sent via e-mail that can open the backdoor to a user's PC and gather log-ins and passwords to company intranets.
Last week, a Russian security company reported that as many as 600, 000 Macs, most of them in the United States and Canada, had been infected by Flashback, a Trojan horse virus that infiltrates computers, secretly giving someone else remoteaccess to them.