Malicious webpages make often use of a series of redirects and code obfuscation to make it difficulty for somebody to identify and analyze the threat. Malzilla is an open source software program for Windows that steps in and aids the researcher in identifying and analyzing JavaScript code on webpages.
The name stems from the fact that [...]
Identify And Analyze Malicious Webpages
Posted by Martin in Security, Windows, software TAGS in Security, Windows, software19
Oct
Anti-Malware Toolkit Downloads Security And Cleanup Tools
Posted by Martin in Windows, software TAGS in Windows, software14
Aug
After reading the original heading over at Download Squad I thought that the Anti-Malware Toolkit was a software to scan the system for installed security and cleanup tools and update them if necessary. That is apparently not the case. The tool provides downloads to various popular security and cleanup tools of which the latest version [...]
The Giveaway of the Day website is offering some very nice software packages from time to time. Today’s offer is A-Squared Anti-Malware in version 3.5 from Emsisoft which can be freely downloaded and installed from the website. The software developers can spread their software to a wide variety of users and gain some free marketing [...]
Free A-Squared Anti-Malware One Year License
Posted by Martin in Operating Systems, Security, Windows, software TAGS in Operating Systems, Security, Windows, software10
Mar
Seems to really be a special time in that we are living, free good software popping up every week that is good for at least one year. Raymond seems to be especially good at finding those gems because this new one is coming right from his blog. A-squared Anti-Malware is, as the name suggests, an anti-malware scanner, which retails for $39.95.
When on Digg be careful
Posted by Martin in Hacking, Security, The Web TAGS in Hacking, Security, The Web11
Jan
Trend Micro have published another excellent article on their malware blog entitled A Tangled Web … of Malware. It describes how hackers use popular media websites to spread malware and how their methods become more sophisticated by each passing week. The one published on the Trend Micro blog is interesting because of two aspects.
The first [...]
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