Filed under: iTunesHere's a cute trick. Some PC owners are getting emails alerting them to a new version of iTunes that has been updated "for best iPad performance, newer features and security."
The email provides a link, asking recipients to download a "new" version of iTunes. You see where this is going, of course. Those who follow through actually download a counterfeit version of iTunes which contains malicious code that opens up a backdoor allowing unauthorized access to a PC.
According to security software firm BitDefender, the code, called Backdoor.Bifrose.AADY, attempts to read the keys and serial numbers of the various softwar
