Virus Bulletin issue archive
The Bulletin is an indispensable source of reference for anyone concerned with the prevention, detection and removal of computer threats, including but not limited to malware and spam.
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Virus Bulletin - December 2011
All your lulz will belong to us (comment); Win32/Induc.C: getting noisier in the library (malware analysis); As above, Sobelow (malware analysis); Mobile botnets for smartphones: an unfolding catastrophe? (feature); Book Worm (book review)
Virus Bulletin - November 2011
Within the margin of error (comment); Viva Barcelona! (conference report); Spitmo - SpyEye component for Symbian (malware analysis); Flibi: reloaded (malware analysis); Investigating the abuse of search engines to promote illicit online pharmacies (feature); The art of stealing banking information - form grabbing on fire (feature)
Virus Bulletin - October 2011
Why there's no one test to rule them all (comment); A new BIOS rootkit spreads in China (malware analysis); Hard disk woes (malware analysis); Asynchronous Harakiri++ (malware analysis); Okay, so you are a Win32 emulator... (technical feature);
Virus Bulletin - September 2011
Should there be an AV industry code of ethics? (comment); 'Holey' virus, Batman! (malware analysis); Qakbot: a disaster waiting to happen (feature); Hearing a PIN drop (feature); Stux in a rut: why Stuxnet is boring (opinion);
Virus Bulletin - August 2011
Google+, privacy and the human brain (comment); Frankie say relax (malware analysis); SpyEye bot - aggressive exploitation tactics (malware analysis); A new trend in exploitation (feature); IPv6 mail server whitelist declaring war on botnets (feature); Relock-based vulnerability in Windows 7 (feature)
Virus Bulletin - July 2011
Tumblr attacks - what to watch out for (comment); Toll fraud: SipPhreak (malware analysis); SpyEye malware infection framework (malware analysis); Reversing Python objects (technical feature); Not so random (feature)
Virus Bulletin - June 2011
Education, education, education (comment); Digging through the problem of IPv6 and email (feature); A browser malware taxonomy (feature); New targeted attack via Google Images (feature); EICAR 2011: A 20th anniversary in Austria (conference report)
Virus Bulletin - May 2011
A 'defence triangle' (comment); Putting Trojan.Hashish out to grass (malware analysis); Flibi: evolution (technical feature); Zero Day: a novel (book review); Agnitum Outpost Security Suite Free (product review); VBSpam comparative - May 2011 (comparative review)
Virus Bulletin - April 2011
IE 6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 (comment); Defeating mTANs for profit - part two (technical feature); Hiding in plain sight (technical feature); Phighting cybercrime together (conference report); RSA 2011 conference review (conference report); Sender authentication - practical implementations (feature); VB100 comparative review on Windows XP SP3 (comparative review)
Virus Bulletin - March 2011
What next for rogue AVs? (comment); Flibi night (malware analysis); Defeating mTANs for profit - part one (technical feature); Canada's new anti-spam law (feature); A nice drop of Cocoa (book review); VBSpam comparative review March 2011 (comparative review)
Virus Bulletin - February 2011
How much malware is really out there? (comment); $$$_+$$+$$__+_$+$$_$+$$$_+$$_$ (malware analysis); DLL hijacking (technical feature); Introduction to hostile Java analysis (tutorial); The top 10 spam, malware and cybersecurity stories of 2010 (feature); VB100 comparative review on Ubuntu Linux (comparative review)
Virus Bulletin - January 2011
How do we make bigger better? (comment); Carberp, a new bag of tricks (malware analysis); What's the deal with sender authentication? Part 6 (feature); Transitions: welcome to the new old world (opinion); 'Hello, I'm from Windows and I'm here to help you' (anecdote); eScan Internet Security 11 (product review); VBSpam comparative review January 2011 (comparative review)
