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Partial success in the takedown of Bredolab; m00p gang member enters guilty plea.
Read moreNew anti-malware companies and products seem to be springing up with increasing frequency at the moment, many reworking existing detection engines into new forms, adding new functions, as well as several that are working on their own detection…
Read moreEugene Rodionov (ESET)
Aleksandr Matrosov (ESET)
During the course of their research into the TDSS rootkit, Aleksandr Matrosov and Eugene Rodionov developed a universal utility for dumping the rootkit’s hidden file system. Here they provide the details
Read moreLast year, a series of articles described some tricks that might become common in the future, along with some countermeasures. Now, the series continues with a look at tricks that are specific to the IDA plug-in, IDA Stealth.
Read more‘Ten years ago the idea of malware writing becoming a profit-making industry simply wasn’t on the radar.' Helen Martin, Virus Bulletin
Read moreThis month the VB test team put 38 products through their paces on Windows Server 2003. John Hawes has the details of the VB100 winners and those who failed to make the grade.
Read moreOne nice summer’s day, emails started flooding into Gabor Szappanos's mailbox with a spam-like message and a suspicious-looking attachment. The messages promised news on the latest FIFA World Cup scandal, so he took a look. In fact, the messages were…
Read moreLeading trade association reveals that banking and credit card fraud in the UK fell overall in 2009, with a decrease in all areas apart from online banking.
Read moreLevels of Canadian Pharmacy spam drop following closure of notorious spam affiliate.
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