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Frame4 Security Services first became known to VB last month and after making a few enquiries it became clear that the company and, more pertinently, the services it provides have a somewhat cloudy reputation in the AV industry. VB decided to find…
Read moreICANN plans to terminate accreditation of registrar favoured by cyber crooks.
Read moreChandra Prakash describes the step-by-step operational characteristics of Rustock.C in kernel mode from its startup to the point at which its spambot code (botdll) is activated in user mode.
Read moreOctober 2008 saw the annual three-day work-rest-and-play marathon (without so much of the rest) that is the VB conference. A slowly recovering Helen Martin reports on VB2008.
Read morePeter Ferrie reaches the last in the collection of viruses created by the writer ‘fakemnded’ in the EOF-rRlf-DoomRiderz virus zine.
Read moreJohn Hawes looks at two products from DriveSentry - part of a growing new breed of security products, which focus less on the traditional arts of the anti-malware world, and aim instead to protect systems by preventing unauthorized software from…
Read moreMartijn Grooten (Virus Bulletin)
'An essential force in the fight against online crime is that of law enforcement.' Martijn Grooten, Virus Bulletin.
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