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Read moreAditya Sood and Richard Enbody analyse the details of the Google E-Card phishing campaign and its accompanying malicious binary to understand the propagation and distribution of the malware.
Read moreThere are already at least two known 32-bit and 64-bit cross-infectors for Windows, but W32/W64.Amfibee is the first 32/64-bit cross-infector for Windows that is almost entirely a single block of code. Peter Ferrie explains more.
Read more‘The industry seems to be surprised when old attacks are repurposed on new systems.’ Tim Armstrong, Kaspersky Lab
Read morePhishing is a global problem, but there are some geographic variances. Sebastien Goutal presents a study of the phishing attacks typically seen in France.
Read moreBy packing their malicious executables, malware authors can be sure that when they are opened in a disassembler they will not show the correct sequence of instructions, thus making malware analysis a more lengthy and difficult process. Abhishek Singh…
Read moreSurvey shows rise in salary and overall job satisfaction for IT security workers.
Read moreIn early February, a new security project known as DMARC (Domain-Based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance) hit the headlines. The project involves some of the best known companies on the Internet and attempts to reduce email-based…
Read moreDroidDream is a fully fledged mobile bot once a mobile device is rooted, with the ability to install applications of choice, navigate to websites, add bookmarks to the browser, manipulate text and voice messages, and communicate with a remote command…
Read moreThe Dutch National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) was officially opened in January. Wout de Natris looks at how the Dutch government aims to achieve a safe, open and stable information society, with a focus on public-private cooperation.
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