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Lukasz Kwiatek and Stanislaw Litawa take a detailed look at Rustock.C.
Read moreAdware programs have variously been dressed up as providing anti-phishing protection, intrusion detection capabilities as well as the ‘benefit’ of targeted advertising, but their presence is still a considerable nuisance to many. Here, Lysa Myers…
Read more'The purpose of the VB100 is to provide a regular measure of the competence, reliability and credibility of software vendors in the security field.' John Hawes, Virus Bulletin.
Read moreEric Filiol describes a set of computer memory weaknesses that could enable the theft of sensitive data via malware attacks.
Read moreNew security industry consortium formed.
Read moreThe object-oriented programming language Python can be used for many kinds of software development – potentially including malware development. Aleksander Czarnowski believes in being prepared and here he provides a brief overview of how to reverse…
Read morePaul Baccas (Sophos)
Paul Baccas looks at the recent rise in targeted phishing campaigns alongside a decline in the profitability of more traditional phishing methods.
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