Trojan virus steals banking info

BBC reports that the Sinowal trojan has infected computers world-wide and stolen information for more than 270'000 bank accounts and 240'000 credit cards... Infections can happen simply by visiting a booby-trapped web site, and users wouldn't be aware of the infection.
Here is another report from the register.

1 in 1000 web sites are "evil"

Google finds that out of the billions of web sites out there, 3 Million are malicious and try to inject worms or viruses onto your computer, or try to steal information, such as credit card numbers etc., from you.
Read a report in MacWorld.

The number of malicious programs reaches new highs.

BBC reports that the number of malware programs has reached unprecedented highs. More than 3000 new samples are created every day. See the BBC report