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On the blog: First anniversary of NoMoreRansom project illustrates importance of collaboration

Latest VB100 comparative review: Of 33 participating products, 29 earn VB100 certification.

On the blog: Whether you call it Petya, NotPetya, Nyetya or Petna, mystery still surrounds the malware that's been causing havoc around the world

Latest VBSpam comparative review: 14 of the 15 full products on test achieve a VBSpam award; eight of them earn the VBSpam+ accolade.

On the blog: Book review - VB Editor Martijn Grooten reviews 'Spam: A Shadow History of the Internet'

Two products earn certification in the Spring 2017 VBWeb test.

On the blog: Modern security software is not necessarily powerless against threats like WannaCry

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