So, back in harness. I’ve been away for a couple of weeks: not on holiday as such, though I did take some days out, but concentrating on writing: it didn’t hurt that I didn’t have a full-strength internet connection to distract me, though. Before I left, I was interviewed by a Turkish security site. It

Our July ThreatSense.Net® report has been released today, and will eventually be available from the Threat Center page here. Most of the top ten entries are old friends: well, familiar names might be a better way of putting it. One of the disadvantages of having a scanner that makes heavy use of advanced heuristics is

No, nothing to do with drive-by downloads… Our colleagues in Europe came up with a nice idea: an article on the dangers of web surfing on free wi-fi and some tips on staying safe. (A topic dear to the hearts of all of us who find ourselves out and about with our laptops from time

Following up on blog comments is part of the job for those of us contributing to the ThreatBlog. Well, I suppose it is: no-one else does it if we don’t. :-) Much of the time, comment handling involves dealing with the occasional comment spam that slips through our filters (there’s an interesting item on a novel

Just a reminder that we can’t usually handle support issues here. Not that we want to be unhelpful, but the Research team simply isn’t resourced for that sort of work. Someone just posted a problem they had with V.4 here, and I mailed them back, but the message bounced, so I’ll summarize here. As it