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ClamXav Follow-up: Test with Live Malware
By Todd OgasawaraJanuary 20, 2009
I took a quick look at the free ClamXav anti-virus software for OS X last month. However, I didn't have any malware to test with it. Well, I found my archive of captive test malware and tried it out with ClamXav.
ClamXav: Free Anti-Virus for Your Mac - Help Protect Your PC Friends
By Todd OgasawaraDecember 10, 2008
The consensus seems to be that Mac OS X does not need anti-virus software. However, I thought about anti-virus in terms of Windows running as a Guest OS as well as people running Windows XP/Vista with whom I exchange documents. So, I took a look at the free ClamXav (based on the Open Source ClamAV proejct) as an anti-virus tool.
Our first big infection
By John ViegaNovember 24, 2008
At 7:30 eastern this morning, one of my brothers called to tell me that he is, "being attacked by hackers. My computer has hackers on it, and over 100 viruses, spywares and password stealing Trojans, and I don't even know...
That's Funny... I Don't Remember Installing MobileMe On Windows
By M. David PetersonSeptember 4, 2008
Is Apple using malicious software installation tactics to market products to us we never had any intention of installing on our system? Seems that way to me...
Please Update Your Browser
By Ben LoricaJuly 8, 2008
A research study released last week measures the proportion of web users running the most updated and secure browsers. With drive-by-downloads increasingly popular with malware distributors, web surfing with an older version of a browser is getting riskier. The study is based on data from Google's search and web application server logs over an 18 month period (Jan-07 to Jun-08),...
Malware Centers and Offshoring
By Ben LoricaJune 20, 2008
Most studies place China, Brazil, and Russia among the leading sources of conventional and web-based malware. Depending on the type of malware involved, there is a good chance that one of these three countries is among the leading suppliers. Malware from these countries reflect local Internet usage patterns. In Brazil, 75% of regular Internet users access online banking services so...
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