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Alisa Shevchenko and Dmitry Oleksiuk introduce a new method for retrieving information from a possibly compromised system.
Read moreRobert Sandilands describes a clustering technique aimed at helping in the daily efforts of analysing large numbers of samples.
Read moreGordon Cormack describes the highlights of the sixth Conference on Email and Anti-Spam (CEAS 2009).
Read more'I hate FUD just as much as the next guy, but it did serve a purpose. People were more aware ... The sensational headlines kept up interest.' Per Hellqvist, Symantec.
Read moreThe security appliance market seems to have become a boom area of late, with just about every security firm worth its salt introducing an appliance solution to provide its services in a single package. This month VB's test team look at a dedicated…
Read moreSince 2005, the Malware Patrol Project has been cataloguing URLs used in phishing scams and distributing block lists for the most popular proxies and anti-spam systems. André D. Corrêa describes the challenges of collecting and monitoring malicious…
Read morePierre-Marc Bureau (ESET)
'The intent is the same, the information displayed to the user is the same, and the extorted money probably ends up in the same pocket.' Pierre-Marc Bureau, Eset.
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