July issue of VB published

Posted by Virus Bulletin on Jul 1, 2007

The July issue of Virus Bulletin is now available for subscribers to download.

The July 2007 issue of Virus Bulletin is now available for subscribers to browse online or download in PDF format.

Some of the things this month's issue has in store are:

The wild WildList: ''The WildList is more pertinent than ever - particularly given today's threat landscape.' Mary Landesman, About.com.

Lions and tigraas: Peter Ferrie describes TIOS/Tigraa, a virus that runs on Texas Instruments calculators.

Vilo: a shield in the malware variation battle: Michael Venable and colleagues explain how program-matching techniques can help in triage, in-depth malware analysis and signature generation.

HaTeMaiL email!: Martin Overton explains why he thinks HTML email is inherently bad.

Product review - Avira Premium Security Suite: John Hawes takes a detailed look at Avira's home-user internet security setup.

EU Spam Symposium: Sorin Mustaca provides a roundup of this year's EU Spam Symposium.

France's anti-spam database: John Graham-Cumming has the details of France's new national anti-spam service, Signal Spam.

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Posted on 02 July 2007 by Virus Bulletin

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