Security vendors predict malware Armageddon
Because of this, Trend Micro spokesman Adam Biviano said we should look out for Christmas specific malware, in the shape of electronic greetings cards and the like. He told the Sydney Morning Herald: “It’s typical for the orchestrators ...Watching Malware Evolve
Didier Stevens has posted an interesting insight into the evolution of a single piece of PDF malware. In the sample files that he analysed, Didier was able to identify that the author had passed through five incremental updates before ... Black Monday fear for malware spike
Black Monday fear for malware spike. Get a Mac! - JR. Spansion Sues Samsung Over Flash Memory Patents
Samsung was hit on Monday by two separate patent infringement complaints issued from Spansion Inc., the world's No. 3 maker of flash memory chips by revenue. The complaints were filed with both the International Trade Commission (ITC) ... New Malware Threatens Mac Users
Trend Micro Advanced Threats Researcher Ivan Macalintal reports of a new malware affecting Mac OS. Detected as OSX_LAMZEV.A, this malicious file could allow hackers to take control of an infected system. ... Mining for Malware - There's Gold in Them Thar Proxy Logs!
Category: Malicious Code. Paper Added: November 17, 2008. (PR) NVIDIA Makes a Tesla Personal Supercomputer
Today, scientific research is carried out on supercomputing clusters, a shared resource that consumes hundreds of kilowatts of power and costs millions of dollars to build and maintain. As a result, researchers must fight for time on ... Team Cymru Partners With Sunbelt Software to Deliver Advanced ...
SNPX.com - security news on topics like computer viruses, trojans, phishing, hackers, firewalls, spyware, spam, exploits, vulnerabilities and alerts for Microsoft and Linux users and network administrators. SAS Version: 4.22.1014 - Released
SuperAntiSpyware 4.22 was released this week and I'll be testing the pro version against some new threats (threats found in the wild as of this week). Black Monday fear for malware spike (Sydney Morning Herald)
Security researchers deem November 24 "black Monday" following predictions it will herald this year's peak in malware. More...... Visit Adamdicker.com to read more of this article and many others like it. |
