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ZDNet: Why malware authors don't need to try
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We often assume that malware writers are the sort of evil geniuses who work tirelessly to exploit unheard-of or secretly hidden backdoors in order to make a quick dollar or use your computer's resourc READ MORE
http://www.zdnet.com/why-malware-authors-dont-need-to-try-1339336193/

ZDNet: 'Malnets' to become a new security issue
Votes:10 Comments:0
Nearly two thirds of all new cyber attacks will derive from malware networks, according to a new report from web-security and WAN-solutions provider Blue Coat. By Rachel King February 13, 2012 READ MORE
http://www.zdnet.com/malnets-to-become-a-new-security-issue-1339331639...

ZDNet: Difficult for PC viruses to stay invisible indefinitely
Votes:18 Comments:0
Security watchers say that while malware such as Rakshasa are stealthier and can stay well hidden embedded in hardware chips, it is often difficult to implement and will eventually be detected. By READ MORE
http://www.zdnet.com/difficult-for-pc-viruses-to-stay-invisible-indefi...

ZDNet: Defusing mobile malware's time bomb
Votes:14 Comments:0
It seems like every man and his dog has a smartphone, a tablet or both, but surely that means it's just a matter of time before malware for these devices becomes a huge problem. The question is: is en READ MORE
http://www.zdnet.com/defusing-mobile-malwares-time-bomb-1339330900/

ZDNet: Malware's the next nuclear bomb: Kaspersky
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Governments have begun to create malware in the form of cyberweapons, but given that there's no defence against them, they should be handled like nuclear bombs, according to Kaspersky Labs CEO Eugene READ MORE
http://www.zdnet.com/malwares-the-next-nuclear-bomb-kaspersky-13393312...

ZDNet: Mobile malware smarter, more prevalent
Votes:19 Comments:0
Malware authors are getting better at attacking mobile phones, by taking a trick or two from their desktop days and applying them to phones, according to researchers from Symantec and Total Defense. READ MORE
http://www.zdnet.com/mobile-malware-smarter-more-prevalent-1339333645/

ZDNet: How did everyone miss Flame?
Votes:36 Comments:0
The most "complex malware ever found" - Flame - has taken the information security world by surprise. Given that it is said to have been around for years, how did everyone miss it? By Michael Lee READ MORE
http://www.zdnet.com/how-did-everyone-miss-flame-1339338742/
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