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Author Archives: Brian Burke-Gaffney

Internet Archive’s malware museum takes you back to the days of cheeky viruses

Before there were botnets, the MyDoom worm, and Stuxnet, malware that hit your DOS personal computer was of a completely different breed. Some were simply annoying, some would corrupt files or mess with your system, but they all did it […]

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Crafty exploit kit secretly avoids Linux PCs to thwart security researchers

The developers of the Neutrino exploit kit have added a new feature intended to thwart security researchers from studying their attacks.The feature was discovered after Trustwave’s SpiderLabs division found computers they were using for research couldn’t make a connection with […]

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Crafty exploit kit secretly avoids Linux PCs to thwart security researchers

The developers of the Neutrino exploit kit have added a new feature intended to thwart security researchers from studying their attacks.The feature was discovered after Trustwave’s SpiderLabs division found computers they were using for research couldn’t make a connection with […]

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Dridex banking malware mysteriously hijacked to distribute antivirus program

Users tricked by spam messages to open malicious Word documents that distribute the Dridex online banking Trojan might have a surprise: they'll get a free anitivirus program instead.That's because an unknown person -- possibly a white hat hacker -- ...
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