We recently discovered a new breed of the bootkit Rovnix that introduces a private TCP/IP stack. It seems this is becoming a new trend for this type of malware.The implementation of the private stack is based on an open-source TCP/IP project and it can be accessed from both kernel and user modes.It works like this: […]
Microsoft released two Bulletins this month patching 3 critical vulnerabilities. Along with these immediate issues, they released five other Bulletins rated “Important”. It appears that the two critical Bulletins address use-after-free vulnerabilities that can all be attacked through Internet Explorer. For the Windows workstation environments, all versions of Internet Explorer need to be patched asap, […]
Ever since the release of Windows 8, one of the key marketing points of the new OS made in Redmond was built-in safety. Given that we’re a curious bunch of people here in the Labs, we decided to take an Enterprise version of Win 8 for a spin and see for ourselves how it performs […]
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