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The threat research team at Bit9 + Carbon Black spent over two months of 2015, 10 weeks to be precise to look into every fragment of a reported case of OS X malware. The findings were as memorable as they were damning. They discovered five times more malware in 2015 than all the malware samples […]

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#topics arising at the #conference that were most interesting included APT research and threat intelligence, Linux (and embedded) as a targeted platform in much higher prevalence, and Patrick Wardle’s talk on Apple’s security technology Gatekeeper flaws. Costin, the mysterious spook, and Juan’s #talks and papers reflected on the threat intelligence industry as a transformation. One […]

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Sep
2015

At this time of year I’m usually getting ready to travel to #virus bulletin, maybe the year’s most important #conference for an anti-#malware researcher. The agenda looks as good as ever, though, with a keynote from Ross Anderson to kick things off. Other presentations that caught my eye included Does prevalence matter? Ranking anti-malware products […]

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