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VB2021: Call for papers now open
VB100: the certification results of 43 anti-malware products from 38 different vendors during January and February 2021.
In the December 2020 VBSpam test six full email security solutions, one custom configured solution and four blacklists of various kinds are put through their paces.
The GandCrab ransomware regularly taunted security researchers and organizations. AhnLab's Security Analysis Team reveal the full details of the battle that went on between GandCrab and AhnLab.
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VB2021 is due to be held 6-8 October 2021 in Prague, Czech Republic. The call for papers is now open!

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New article: Excel Formula/Macro in .xlsb?

Posted by   Virus Bulletin on   Mar 2, 2021

In a follow-up to an article published last week, Kurt Natvig takes us through the analysis of a new malicious sample using the .xlsb file format.

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