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The full VBSpam test report provides detailed performance analysis, detection rates and the testing team's
thoughts on user experience for each product. The report can now be purchased as a standalone item priced at $19.95.
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The full VB100 test report provides detailed performance analysis, detection rates and the testing team's
thoughts on user experience for each product. The report can now be purchased as a standalone item priced at $19.95.
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Through analysis of an old piece of malware, researchers at the
University of Verona have found unexpected vulnerabilities in Windows 7
and have demonstrated that with some slight tweaks, W32/Relock will run
smoothly on the latest OS.
Read more...
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‘Some security commentators suggest inventing answers to
[security] questions rather than using real data.' David Harley.
Read more...
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Thanks to the introduction of IPv6, spammers will have access to a
much larger pool of unique IP addresses, making it almost impossible for
anti-spam companies to maintain useful blacklists. The
‘IPv6whitelist.eu’ was founded to try to solve this problem. The project
assumes that all computers send out spam, unless they have been
registered on the whitelist. One of the project's co founders, Dreas van
Donselaar, explains more.
Read more...
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It’s not just graphic designers who can do interesting things with
the Intel MMX instruction set. Virus writers are finding ways to (ab)use
some of the instructions, too. Peter Ferrie has the details of
W32/Svar.
Read more...
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The full VB100 test report provides detailed performance analysis, detection rates and the testing team's
thoughts on user experience for each product. The report can now be purchased as a standalone item priced at $19.95.
-
-

Through analysis of an old piece of malware, researchers at the
University of Verona have found unexpected vulnerabilities in Windows 7
and have demonstrated that with some slight tweaks, W32/Relock will run
smoothly on the latest OS.
Read more...
-

‘Some security commentators suggest inventing answers to
[security] questions rather than using real data.' David Harley.
Read more...
-

Thanks to the introduction of IPv6, spammers will have access to a
much larger pool of unique IP addresses, making it almost impossible for
anti-spam companies to maintain useful blacklists. The
‘IPv6whitelist.eu’ was founded to try to solve this problem. The project
assumes that all computers send out spam, unless they have been
registered on the whitelist. One of the project's co founders, Dreas van
Donselaar, explains more.
Read more...
-

It’s not just graphic designers who can do interesting things with
the Intel MMX instruction set. Virus writers are finding ways to (ab)use
some of the instructions, too. Peter Ferrie has the details of
W32/Svar.
Read more...
-
The full VBSpam test report provides detailed performance analysis, detection rates and the testing team's
thoughts on user experience for each product. The report can now be purchased as a standalone item priced at $19.95.
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