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China slides down the rankings of top spam-producing countries.
Read moreMAAWG introduces memorial award to honour the behind-the-scenes contributors who make the Internet safer for all.
Read moreThere are a few good reasons for taking another look at DLL hijacking - including the fact that we don't learn from our mistakes. Aleksander Czarnowski takes an in-depth look at the DLL hijacking story.
Read more‘For most people even a single piece of malware is too much – especially if they are currently affected by it.' Robert Sandilands, Commtouch
Read moreFraudsters have abused Java to obfuscate attacks, hinder research and response, and maximize profits. Security experts need an understanding of common Java-based attacks and their implications in order to respond to emerging threats in the wild. Ed…
Read moreSpam, malware and general security topics all hit the headlines in 2010. Terry Zink takes a look back at the biggest newsmakers of the year.
Read moreVolunteer force of programmers, computer scientists and software engineers established.
Read moreTerry Zink (Microsoft)
Which sender authentication techniques work in real life? Which ones don’t quite measure up? Can we use authentication to mitigate spoofing? Can we use it to guarantee authenticity? And how do we authenticate email, anyway? Terry Zink concludes his…
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