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Aleksander Czarnowski (AVET Information and Network Security)
Would you ever expect a well established anti-virus company to fail to provide you with signature updates? Would your company's security policy be ready to deal with such a situation?
Read moreThe Windows Meta File (WMF) format has received a lot of attention over recent weeks. Peter Ferrie looks at why.
Read moreRighard Zwienenberg reports on the 8th annual AVAR conference in Tianjin, China.
Read more'Information is ... our lifeblood for details about computer threats, impact and activity.' Jeannette Jarvis, The Boeing Company.
Read moreJohn D. Park attempts to teach an anti-virus scanner to 'think' like a human analyst.
Read moreDr Vesselin Bontchev shares some of his expert knowledge and reveals the real reason for the decline of the macro virus.
Read morePeter Ferrie delves inside the Microsoft script encoder.
Read moreVB usually shies away from the testing of beta products, but the beta release of Microsoft's anti-virus offering OneCare Live proved to be just too tempting. Matt Ham describes his findings when he put OneCare Live under the microscope.
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