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Lab Matters – Detecting Malware Attacks on Smartphones

11

Nov

2011

In this edition of Lab Matters, Ryan Naraine interviews Kaspersky Lab CTO Nikolay Nikolay Grebennikov about malicious threats on mobile devices. Grebennikov talks about the taxonomy of threats and explains Kaspersky Lab’s vision for protecting data on smart phones. The discussion touches on privacy issues, data protection, anti-theft recovery, social engineering, URL filtering and parental […]

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Hacktivism: not a get-out-of-jail card?

04

Aug

2011

I get a lot of press enquiries currently about hacktivism, usually in the context of certain groups who have had more than enough publicity already. While discussing some related issues with my colleagues at ESET UK, it occurred to me that what we're lacking here is a clear differentiation between types of "hacktivist" or, indeed, "activist": much […]

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Microsoft has $250,000 for you – some strings attached

19

Jul

2011

Recently published on Microsoft’s Technet Blogs site, nestling between Haiku #154 and Bloom’s Taxonomy for Learning Objectives, you will find an unassumingly erudite, if lawyerly, posting. You probably want to read it. It could be worth US$250,000. To get all the money for yourself, there are, of course, conditions. You will need to rat out […]

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