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TrueType but not Truly Safe: The New Zero-Day Event

08

Nov

2011

A new vulnerability in Windows, CVE -2011-3402, has been recently identified and is already exploited in the wild. For now, only a handful of targeted attacks have been found. The vulnerability exists in Windows TrueType Font Parsing Engine and affects most Windows versions, including Windows 7. An attack involves a file which has a maliciously […]

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Don’t fight cybercrime on your own – do it with Synergy!

29

Sep

2011

Project Synergy is the name of an ongoing annual series of conferences organised by the Queensland Police Service. Sophos has been sponsoring, attending and speaking at these events for several years; we’ve also written about them numerous times on Naked Security. We’ve written about Romanian card-skimming gangs, recounted the pain suffered by the victims of […]

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Troj/DocDrop-S: A preview of a Virus Bulletin conference paper

07

Jul

2011

Later this year, I will be presenting a paper in Barcelona with my colleague Stephen Edwards at the Virus Bulletin conference. It’s a great meeting-of-minds, where businesses and anti-virus experts get together to discuss the latest threats and technologies to counter them. The talk Stephen and I will be presenting is called “Fast fingerprinting of […]

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