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In the final part of the series on exepacker blacklisting, Robert Neumann takes a look at how all the processing and analysis techniques are put into practice in a real-life situation.
Read morePandex has attracted very little attention from the media and generated little discussion between malware researchers and among the general populace. Chandra Prakash and Adam Thomas provide an overview of the Pandex operation and take an in-depth…
Read moreEU service providers show improvements in anti-spam measures.
Read moreKen Simpson considers the implications of rising spam volume despite increasing accuracy of content filters.
Read moreIn the world of Web 2.0, Java, .NET and other hot technologies we are often guilty of forgetting about the core components that make it all possible. Aleksander Czarnowski describes a simple attack scenario based on a high-privilege Windows service…
Read moreThe prediction scam has yet to make it into electronic format. A group of researchers from the University of Calgary get ahead of the game and explain how they believe it will work.
Read moreAndreas Marx (AV-TEST)
‘Well executed and comprehensive tests will light the way to better products.’ Andreas Marx, AV-Test.org
Read moreJohn Hawes reports on the VB100 successes and failures of 27 anti-malware products tested on Windows 2003 Server.
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