I came across something interesting today: a macro virus which we’ve named Virus.StarOffice.Stardust.a Read Full Article
Vulnerabilities – to disclose or not to disclose?
Who should be informed about software vulnerabilities? Read Full Article
Trojan-PSW spammed in Germany
New Sinowal variant claims to be from Microsoft. Sinowal is a family of password stealing Trojans which steals usernames/passwords entered via forms in an internet browser. Read Full Article
No compromises here
A few thoughts on removing detection for old boot/DOS viruses and dead trojan downloaders. Read Full Article
War driving and trainspotting
Is there really so much difference? Read Full Article
War-driving in England
This latest report from Kaspersky Lab examines the state of wireless network security in England Read Full Article
A malware matrioshka
The encrypted script in the script that runs the applet that loads the trojan… Read Full Article
New zero day vulnerability being exploited
The Internet Storm Center is reporting a new zero day vulnerability in Microsoft Word. Early reports indicate a limited, targeted, attack. Read Full Article
The demise of Blue Security
There’s been a lot of media interest in the demise of Blue Security, the Israeli company which launched antispam campaigns in 2005. Read Full Article
The link between ICQ, FPU and Herndon, Virginia
Malware seeded on ICQ makes use of FPU instructions to avoid detection. Read Full Article