Virus Analysis

May 13 2008 The botnet business This article discusses zombie networks or botnets: how they are created, who uses them to make money on them and how this is done. Readers who are already familiar with the subject will find the information on the latest trends in botnet development of interest.

May 07 2008 Malware evolution: January – March 2008 Our annual report on malware evolution in 2007, published a few months ago, contained forecasts on how the threat landscape would evolve in 2008

Apr 30 2008 Online Scanner Top Twenty for April 2008 At last, there's been a change in the three malicious programs leading our Online Top Twenty. After two months in first place, the adware program Virtumonde has slipped to second, while the other two programs which kept it company at the top in February and March fell further down the rankings

Apr 30 2008 Virus Top 20 for April 2008 In April 2008, malicious code in mail traffic underwent significant changes in comparison to the previous month

Apr 24 2008 Wardriving in Monterrey — Mexico Following Brazil, we turned our attention toward Mexico, as here we can find a very high and distributed level of technology

Apr 24 2008 Wardriving in Sao Paulo – Brazil In this report we will analyze the security of the Wi-Fi networks in Sao Paolo, Brazil

Apr 14 2008 Changing threats, changing solutions: A history of viruses and antivirus It is more than 20 years since the first PC virus appeared. Since then, the nature of threats has changed significantly

Apr 07 2008 Internal IT-threats in Russia in 2007-2008: summary and forecast The InfoWatch analytical centre presents a summary of the past year’s internal IT-security incidents around the globe

Apr 01 2008 Virus Top 20 for March 2008 March 2008 proved to be somewhat atypical in terms of malicious code in mail traffic.

Apr 01 2008 Online Scanner Top Twenty for March 2008 Amazingly, for the second month in a row, not only has the leader of our Top Twenty not changed but the three programs at the top of the ranking have remained the same.

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