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Rootkits are a fast-emerging security threat which can hide malware from conventional security tools. So how do they do this, and what can you do about them?
Read moreThis article was prompted by the arrival of Windows XP 64-bit, early in June 2005. after deciding to install the new operating system, as normal, Peter Morley assumed that he would be able to use it in the way in which he was accustomed. How wrong…
Read moreNot satisfied by the answers provided by a Microsoft representative in last month's interview about security issues surrounding the Windows Mobile platform, Michael Moser takes matters into his own hands and delves a little deeper.
Read moreFor increased intrusion detection efficiency, more and more honeypots must be set up in different locations, especially in different subnets. Usually this requires a large amount of administration effort, involving fine-tuning each of the honeypots'…
Read moreSince there is a lot of confusion over what, exactly, encompasses the Microsoft Windows Mobile platform, VB’s Technical Editor Morton Swimmer has provided the following brief run-down of the variations of the system.
Read moreCostin Raiu (Kaspersky Lab)
Sasser author Sven Jaschan walked away free from a German court last month after receiving a 21-month suspended sentence for his crimes. With a job offer already in the bag, his future could be rosy. Costin Raiu looks at the fate of Jaschan and other…
Read moreAleksander Czarnowski (AVET Information and Network Security)
In this article Aleksander Czarnowski looks into one of the problems in detecting attacks for new vulnerabilities: code emulation.
Read moreMatt Ham finds NetWare 6.5 to be significantly more tolerable than previous versions of the operating system. Find out whether the products for NetWare show similar improvement.
Read moreWith any great invention, there is always a flip side just waiting to be exploited and the Internet has proved no exception.
Read moreJuha Saarinen looks at security issues related to mobile phones running on the Windows OS
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