Have you ever seen really early photographs of urban areas? They never seem to have any signs of activity: no horses; no carriages; no people on the busy streets. The reason isn’t that photography was such an expensive novelty that the streets were shut down and tidied up to produce the best-looking pictures. It’s because […]
The corporate environment is more complicated than home one. There are a number of file servers and many tens to thousands client computers. An antivirus is usually installed on all those machines. In most cases it detects the malware that attacks a company, however there could be cases when malware outsmarts the antivirus , then […]
This blog post is the fourth installment in our ongoing series of articles exploring the crypto systems commonly found in various DDoS malware families. Previous subjects have included Armageddon, Khan (now believed to be a very close “cousin” of Dirt Jumper version 5), and PonyDOS. Today we’ll be diving deep into the details of the […]
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