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Kaspersky quits BSA over US piracy law support
The Russian security company doesn't like the BSA's stance on the US Stop Online Piracy Act.
AWS used to spread bank data malware
A Kaspersky researcher spies some malware hosted on AWS targeting bank data.
Q&A: Eugene Kaspersky on taking on the big boys
Kaspersky's chief executive tells IT PRO about how his company plans to climb the security ladder, toppling the likes of Symantec and McAfee along...
Android malware threat getting real
Two pieces of Android facing malware have been spotted, one being the notorious Zeus Trojan.
Symbian popularity sparks first smartphone trojan
Malware authors are taking advantage of Symbian’s popularity within the smartphone market by targeting users with a Symbian-based trojan.
Eugene Kaspersky: The man, the myth, the maverick
We talk with Eugene Kaspersky about him, his company and his plans to topple Symantec in the web security space.
Smartphone threats get “serious” in 2009
As mobile handsets become more popular, the more PC-like the security problems will become.
Kaspersky warns of “indestructible” TDL-4 botnet
Top security expert fears 2008 botnet is dangerously sophisticated.
UPDATED: Kaspersky hit by cyber criminals?
The anti-virus specialists have reportedly been beaten at their own game.
Week in Review: Kaspersky hit by hackers, UK hit by spending cuts
This week, security company Kaspersky gets hit by an anti-virus scam and George Osborne unleashes the spending cuts on the nation.
New malware growth is flat, but threat remains
Mobile security will be a big issue this year, according to Kaspersky Lab.
The poisonous rootkits rocking the security world
There are some seriously stealthy rootkits running on computers today. Tom Brewster investigates the extent of the problem...
Cyber war: Don’t believe the hype
Are people overstating the seriousness and prevalence of cyber war? To numerous security pros, it seems so.
Could a vulnerability tax work?
The new Apple security chief believes a vulnerability tax could really help make software safer. Could it work?
Stuxnet developers made ‘too many mistakes’
A researcher suggests the notorious Stuxnet worm was not actually technically astounding.
Android premium SMS caller hidden in porn player
Users ignoring T&C warning fall victim to unprotected sex apps.
Stuxnet-like attacks hit infrastructure providers
Politically motivated attacks like Stuxnet appear to have hit a number of global critical infrastructure providers, a survey shows.
No OS is safe, expert warns
No OS is safe from hackers, even though some believe certain systems are better equipped to fend off attacks than others, a security expert claims.
Web 'under siege' from drive-by download attacks
Criminals are targeting the web browser as the weak link in the security chain, leading to a drive-by download epidemic.
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