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Kaspersky on the Future of Mobile and Internet Security
ITProPortal In this intimate conversation behind the scenes at Infosecurity Europe 2013, David Emm, Senior Security Researcher and Malcolm Tuck, Managing Director for Kaspersky talk us through the level of current security threats facing businesses, individuals … |
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Cyberweapons Pose 'Catastrophic' Threat: Kaspersky
Infopackets To give his audience some idea of where he was coming from, Kaspersky noted that the number of malware samples examined by Kaspersky Lab went from less than one thousand per day in 2006 to 7,000 per day just five years later. Kaspersky says that the … |
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Cyberwar risks calamity, Eugene Kaspersky warns UK Government and spooks
Computerworld New Zealand As an illustration of his point, the number of malware samples analysed by Kaspersky Lab had risen from 700 per day in 2006 to 7,000 per day by 2011. Today the number including polymorphic variants had … The sophistication of threats had also risen … |
Microsoft Malware Protection Center recently discovered a sneaky Trojan that deletes its components to stop forensic investigators and researchers from analyzing it. The downloader was the payload. On the MMPC blog, Jonathan San Jose wrote about TrojanDownloader:Win32/Nemim.gen!A:
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