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Stephen Cobb (ESET)
‘Government-sponsored efforts to improve cybersecurity are underway ... but will they accomplish their goals?' Stephen Cobb, ESET.
Read moreIn the latest of his 'Greetz from Academe' series, highlighting some of the work going on in academic circles, John Aycock looks at academic focus on hackers.
Read moreNeo Tan (Fortinet)
A new version of the Andromeda bot was recently spotted in the wild with strengthened self-defence mechanisms and novel methods for keeping its process hidden and running persistently. Moreover, its communication data structure and encryption scheme…
Read moreThe Android threat BadNews has been spreading through both Google Play and other app download sites, affecting 30 or more apps and with an estimated two to nine million devices having downloaded the affected apps. John Foremost looks at the ongoing…
Read moreKyle Yang (Fortinet)
ZeroAccess has evolved steadily in recent years, taking control of millions of compromised computers around the world. Chao Chen and Kyle Yang take a look at three of the ways in which it generates income: browser redirection, click fraud and Bitcoin…
Read moreCan the principles of logic be applied to the daily task of file analysis? Mircea Ciubotariu gives it a go.
Read more‘I had a sneaking regard for the graphical payloads some of the virus writers were building into their creations.' Graham Cluley.
Read moreIn the latest of his 'Greetz from Academe' series, highlighting some of the work going on in academic circles, John Aycock looks at malware detection using NX responses.
Read moreUS mulls idea of offering financial benefits for businesses who super charge their digital defences.
Read moreMPs feel Britain is too complacent about the war against Internet crime.
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