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Read more'The reality is that the distinction between legitimate and malicious software is an ever blurring line.’ Greg Day, McAfee
Read moreJohn Hawes dusts off his Linux skills for a comparative review of anti-malware products on the Ubuntu Server platform. Check out which of the 15 products were awarded VB100 status and which failed to make the grade.
Read moreEddy Willems provides a roundup of this year's EICAR conference in Laval, France.
Read moreLike its predecessor the Windows Metafile Format, the Enhanced Metafile Format has proven to be susceptible to misappropriation. Dennis Elser provides an in-depth description of a recent remotely exploitable file format vulnerability within the…
Read moreRed faces all round as infected USB sticks handed out.
Read moreEU information security body says European countries need to improve information security; annual report card shows US federal agencies don't all comply with security rules.
Read moreAditya Kapoor (McAfee)
The rootkit that has been dubbed one of the stealthiest ever seen in the wild is back – with improved defences and new stealth code. Aditya Kapoor and Rachit Mathur look at recent developments in the MBR rootkit.
Read moreAndreas Marx (AV-TEST)
Maik Morgenstern (AV-TEST)
Maik Morgenstern and Andreas Marx argue the importance of testing the system cleaning capabilities of anti-malware products and describe how it can be done.
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