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Samir Mody (K7 Computing)
‘Surveillance has been an instrument of statecraft for millennia.' Samir Mody, K7 Computing
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 tool designed to detect JavaScript containing malicious evasions.
Read moreWout de Natris urges parliamentarians to facilitate cooperation across borders and asks: why is it necessary, in 2013, to give up a little bit of sovereignty and territoriality?
Read moreRound-up of some of the security industry's predictions for the year ahead.
Read moreUK starts recruitment for Cyber Reserve Unit; India plans to increase number of reverse engineering professionals.
Read moreFinnish Ministry of Foreign affairs breached over four-year period.
Read moreOnly 17% of respondents in Ernst & Young survey say their company’s information security function fully meets the needs of their organization.
Read moreWhen one has a nice idea – such as a tricky method for encoding data – it is common to take that idea and improve on it. It is rare to see someone take such an idea and degenerate it, but that’s exactly what we see in W32/Tussie.B. Peter Ferrie…
Read moreThe first week of October saw the 23rd anniversary of German reunification and the 23rd Virus Bulletin International Conference – in Berlin. Helen Martin reports on the latter.
Read moreZAccess (a.k.a. ZeroAccess) is a complex botnet with many different variants and updates to the malware having been observed over several years. In June He Xu and colleagues found and analysed some variants which integrated a debugger engine. He…
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