2007-02-01
Abstract
Web server malware may be used to establish a foothold for the general exploitation of the infected server, or to compromise the server for specific purposes ranging from DDoS to spamming. Some more advanced uses include the construction of botnet armies from these web servers. Gadi Evron and his colleagues describe the problem.
Copyright © 2007 Virus Bulletin
The full article is available to registered users. Click here for free registration or, if you already are a registered user, login to access the full article.
![]() |
Magazine | ![]() |
![]() |
Quick Links | ![]() |
![]() |
Poll | ![]() |
| ||||||
![]() |
VB100 certification | ![]() |
| ||||||
Virus Bulletin currently has 227,267 registered users.






This month's VB100 comparative on Windows XP brought something of a mixed bag, as several vendors appear to have decreased support for the platform in favour of the newer Windows 8. John Hawes has the full set of results.