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February 10, 2015 Russian anti-virus company Doctor Web presents its overview of malware activity in the past year, one that proved to be quite rich with information security incidents. Blocker Trojans and even the first encryption ransomware programs...

Hello penguins, on this article we are going to learn to hunt rootkits with Rootkit Hunter, among other threats, you will be able to use it to find signs of some variants of the XOR.DDoS malware, that is currently being used to create botnets with Linux...

It is common knowledge that Linux users needn't worry about viruses because users don't run as root. I've never understood the reasoning behind this. Here are a few of the malicious things that a program can do without being root on Ubuntu 8.10: Start...

Many frustrated PC users have turned to Mac computers after falling victim to malware attacks. In fact, you may have heard many Mac disciples say, “Mac computers never get viruses.” Although a Mac is a terrific product, it isn’t invulnerable to malware...

UPDATE: I wrote this charm and blog post before I saw the unfortunate news that the UbuntuForums.org website had been very recently compromised and user database stolen.  Given that such events have sadly become commonplace, the instructions below...