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Testing, science fiction, a security legend and some magic - Eddy Willems describes the highlights of a sunny week in Berlin at the 19th EICAR conference.
Read morePresident Obama announces multi-billion-dollar cybersecurity effort.
Read morePhisher sentenced to eight and a half years in prison for phishing scams that netted him approximately $700,000.
Read moreTerry Zink (Microsoft)
Win32/Waledac is a trojan that is used to send spam. It also has the ability to download and execute arbitrary files, harvest email addresses from the local machine, perform denial of service attacks, proxy network traffic and sniff passwords. Scott…
Read moreComodo's Internet Security suite leaves an overall favourable impression on the VB test team.
Read moreEugene Kaspersky honored with highest Russian state award.
Read moreJohn Levine discusses the ways in which a DKIM-authenticated domain fits into a mail-handling system, and looks at related technologies that build on DKIM to help recognize good mail senders and deter phishing.
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