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Dr Vesselin Bontchev shares his views on whitelisting and why conventional anti-virus scanners will be around for a long time to come.
Read moreAlberto Treviño and Dr J. J. Ekstrom detail the advantages and shortcomings of email sender authentication as an anti-spam technique, explaining why they consider it a useful technique in the fight against spam.
Read moreJohn Hawes takes a detailed look at Avira's home-user internet security setup.
Read more'The WildList is more pertinent than ever - particularly given today's threat landscape.' Mary Landesman, About.com.
Read morePeter Ferrie describes TIOS/Tigraa, a virus that runs on Texas Instruments calculators.
Read moreAndrew Walenstein (University of Louisiana at Lafayette)
Arun Lakhotia (University of Louisiana at Lafayette)
Michael Venable and colleagues explain how program-matching techniques can help in triage, in-depth malware analysis and signature generation.
Read moreSorin Mustaca provides a roundup of this year's EU Spam Symposium.
Read moreJohn Graham-Cumming has the details of France's new national anti-spam service, Signal Spam.
Read moreMartin Overton reviews Syngress's latest security title: 'Botnets - the killer web app'.
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