Exploit kit explosion - part one

2010-04-01

Mark Davis

Editor: Helen Martin

Abstract

In the first of a two-part series introducing exploit kits, Mark Davis outlines the basic details of the dime-a-dozen kits used in drive-by browser-based attacks.

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