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• Malicious MIDI files lead to rootkit malware

  26.01.2012

  A Windows Media remote code execution flaw that has been patched in the last Patch Tuesday is being exploited by attackers in the wild to deliver malware to the targets' computer, warns Trend Micro.

• Malicious QR codes and the persistence of rootkits

  26.01.2012

  Cybercrime has come a long way since it was mostly a digital form of vandalism.

• Duqu: Another "most advanced" piece of malware

  24.10.2011

  Rootkit.Duqu.A is the current star in the world of malware but, as history shows, that fame will be short-lived.

• Bing, Yahoo! serving malware for popular search terms

  16.09.2011

  Bing results for popular search terms such as "Firefox/Skype/AdobePlayer/uTorrent download" have been poisoned with bogus websites pushing a variety of malware.

• BIOS rootkit found in the wild

  14.09.2011

  Security researchers have recently discovered a new rootkit that targets computers' BIOS, making the infection harder to detect and eradicate, and persist even if the hard drive is physically replaced.

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