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‘We will need to collaborate and implement standardized threat data sharing.' Chad Loeven
Read moreIn the latest of his ‘Greetz from Academe’ series, highlighting some of the work going on in academic circles, John Aycock looks at a paper that describes how malicious apps can be slipped past Apple’s app review process.
Read moreIt is not uncommon, nowadays, for businesses to outsource their marketing to third parties - but sometimes, such business links lead to malicious activities. Ke Zhang dissects a piece of malware that generates referrer spam for a ‘web search site’…
Read moreKyle Yang (Fortinet)
ProxyCB is a trojan that acts as a proxy server to send spam via the HTTP, HTTPS or SMTP protocol. Wei Wang and Kyle Yang take a detailed look at its installation process, how it bypasses UAC, and the final payload loading process, before dissecting…
Read moreGabor Szappanos (Sophos)
The author of Simbot doesn’t take anything for granted: all the necessary components for the malware’s execution are bundled and dropped onto the system, including the relevant vulnerable application for exploitation and regular Windows system…
Read moreSolarbot, a.k.a. Dapato or Napolar, is a traditional botnet that has been around for a while. It is used for spreading other malware and often comes with built-in DDoS and proxy modules. He Xu takes a closer look.
Read moreLast month, Peter Ferrie described a Windows virus that turns Java class files into droppers for the virus, and concluded that it would be a simple matter to reverse that: for a virus writer to create a Java class file that turns Windows files into…
Read more‘There is a shift occurring in the security space around incident response. It’s becoming clear that no organization is completely safe.' Tim Armstrong
Read moreResearch suggests ransomware is more prevalent than previously thought.
Read moreCisco launches competition to help with securing the Internet of Things.
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