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The Microsoft Corporation is making progress in efforts to stop one of the most harmful cybercrime    (1)    active today. It is called Zeus.
Last week, an American judge    (2)    the group of cybercriminals to end their illegal activities. A week earlier, federal officials raided office buildings in two states and    (3)    evidence related to the Zeus family of computer software. Richard Boscovich is with Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit.
RICHARD BOSCOVICH: “The objective was to go in there and be able to seize evidence which would lead us to hopefully identify the individuals behind the Zeus family of malware as well as ultimately identify the computers of people all over the world that are compromised. That is, that they have the malware on their computer. Their being victimized, being used to victimized others and they don’t even know about it.”
Cybercriminals use Zeus to create a network of    (4)    computers, or botnet, to steal personal information from computer users. Mr. Boscovich says the operation reaches around the world.
RICHARD BOSCOVICH: “We’ve    (5)    this particular malware was present at any particular point in time in at least thirteen million computers worldwide.”
Malware means malicious software. It also can be called a computer virus or worm. Mister Boscovich says it is mostly spread through a normal everyday activity.
RICHARD BOSCOVICH: “The malware is spread through emails where people inadvertently are tricked to click on a    (6)    on the email or visit a particular site. And once that happens, the objective is to infect the person’s computer with this piece of malware.”
The malware is programmed to record every key you strike on a computer keyboard. It    (7)    about the websites you visit, your usernames and passwords, or other personal information. The information is then sent to the botnet’s command center.
RICHARD BOSCOVICH: “What that is is a location on the Internet. It could be domain based or IP based, where the criminals will direct all of these computers that they’ve infected to every once in a while literally call out to these domains or these IPs asking for directions.”
Much of the stolen information is sold on    (8)    . The information can be used to steal money from bank accounts or make purchases online without the victim’s knowledge. Officials say these malware invasions are one of the main causes of    (9)    .
Microsoft brought a case against the Zeus operation on March nineteenth.        (10)              
Next week, we will tell more about the raids, Zeus, and what Microsoft says computer users can do to protect themselves. We will also talk about other recent efforts to fight cybercrime.