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Virus installs in your memory
Kaspersky Lab researchers have discovered a drive-by download attack that evades hard-drive checkers by installing malware that lives in the computer's memory -
Zombie botnet Kelihos rises from the dead
The Kelihos botnet which was killed by Microsoft and Kaspersky Labs in September is back for its expected sequel. -
India is the world's spam central
A report by Kaspersky Lab claims that spammers have made use of lax laws and absent policing to turn the country into the world's spam hub. -
Stuxnet had five cousins
Russian computer security outfit Kaspersky Lab said that the Stuxnet virus that damaged Iran's nuclear programme was likely to be one of at least five cyber weapons developed on a single platform. -
NOTW malware attack would be a breeze
AnalysisSenior security researcher at antivirus firm Kaspersky Lab, David Emm, also believes that if it Trojans were used to obtain information it is a significant development. -
Antivirus software dominated by marketing and misunderstanding
InterviewAt a recent panel discussion held by Kaspersky Labin Prague, researchers raised a problem over the way antivirus products are tested and presented to the public as the malware landscape continually evolves. -
Smartphone security threats to double this year
InterviewTechEye spoke to Magnus Kalkuhl, Director of European division of Kaspersky Lab’s global Research & Analysis Team here in Prague about some of the dangers facing everyone from large organisations to smartphone users. -
Reports surface of Yevgeny Kaspersky's son kidnapped
Kaspersky Labtold a newspaper it could not confirm news Ivan had been abducted. -
Kaspersky unearths 1024-bit encryption ransomware with a vengeance
Kaspersky Lab has discovered a new ransomware that uses 1024-bit encryption, making it very difficult for malware researchers to crack. -
Windows worm is a serious hack
Kaspersky Lab discovered two of the three new zero-days and worked closely with Microsoft during the research and patch-creation process and Redmond has launched an emergency patch. -
Hackers offering tech support for malware they installed
In a bold move some hackers are offering tech support and customer service for removing malware from their victims' computers, according to research by Kaspersky Lab. -
China pirates most software worldwide
Members include Adobe, Altium, Apple, Autodesk, AVEVA, AVG, Bentley Systems, CA, Cadence, Cisco Systems, CNC/Mastercam, Corel, Dassault Systemes SolidWorks Corporation, Dell, HP, IBM, Intel, Intuit, Kaspersky Lab, McAfee, Microsoft, Minitab, PTC, Progress Software, Quark, Quest Software, Rosetta Sto -
Windows hack bypasses AV software
Kaspersky Lab has officially announced that it is not as serious as all that as it only buggers up some of the features of its products. So don't go Russian into replacing anything too quickly.
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