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Jun 30 2009 Monthly Malware Statistics: june 2009 As in previous months, this malware rating is compiled from data generated by the Kaspersky Security Network (KSN). However, slightly different methods have been used to select and analyze the data.

Jun 25 2009 Summertime is Wireless Time You’re on holiday at last! You remembered to pack everything you need, and of course you didn’t forget your laptop.

Jun 11 2009 Spam evolution: April 2009 The amount of spam in mail traffic averaged 82.7% in April. A low of 72.8% was recorded on 26 April, while there was a high of 88.2% on 20 April

Jun 09 2009 Bootkit 2009 In 2008, we wrote about Backdoor.Win32.Sinowal , a malicious program we believed to pose a serious threat, as it employed the most advanced, at the time, virus technologies.

Jun 02 2009 Monthly Malware Statistics: may 2009 Two Top Twenties have been compiled from data generated by the Kaspersky Security Network (KSN) throughout May 2009.

May 29 2009 Cybercrime and the law: a review of UK computer crime legislation At various times over the last few years, we’ve posted comments on different aspects of UK computer crime legislation, and the policing of cybercrime, on our weblog.

May 14 2009 Spam evolution: January - March 2009 During Q1 2009, spam accounted for 86.8% of all mail traffic which is 5% higher than the average amount of spam in 2008. However, this is not an indicator of an increase in spam in mail traffic.

May 04 2009 Monthly Malware Statistics: April 2009 Two Top Twenties have been compiled from data generated by the Kaspersky Security Network (KSN) throughout April 2009.

Apr 24 2009 Clear skies ahead: cloud computing and in-the-cloud security Every era has its buzzwords and the IT sector is no different: "multimedia" in the 80s, "interactive" in the 90s, and ”web 2.0” in the last few years. And just when everyone’s starting to get comfortable with the most recent piece of terminology, along comes another one.

Apr 15 2009 Drive-by Downloads. The Web Under Siege The way that computer viruses and malware travel has evolved in much the same way that information itself has changed in the way it travels.

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