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Quarterly Report PandaLabs (July - September 2006)
If we had to choose a word to summarize the Quarterly Report you are about to read, the choice would be obvious: vulnerabilities. All sorts of vulnerabilities: in web browsers, in office tools, in picture files. Vulnerabilities whose patches have to be re-released several times, and vulnerabilities whose patches are the target of reverseengineering in order to create an exploit. Zero-day vulnerabilities, and vulnerabilities which are months old but which have still not been patched by some users.
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Performance Evaluation of Anti-Virus Solutions for Microsoft Exchange Server 2003
Panda Software commissioned VeriTest, the testing service of Lionbridge Technologies, Inc., to generate Microsoft® MAPI Messaging Benchmark 3 (MMB3) performance measurements for different Anti-Virus (AV) software solutions operating with Microsoft Windows® Server 2003 and Microsoft Exchange Server 2003. MMB3 serves as the industry standard for generating benchmark performance and scalability measures for environments running Exchange Server 2003.
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HIPS and Panda Software solutions
The motivation for malware authors has undergone a sea change: if the creators of malicious code previously had the primary goal of achieving personal fame, today the goal is purely financial. In fact, many malware authors are really paid employees of true criminals, who could be anything from unethical companies to organized gangs of crooks. Types of malware such as spyware, adware, bots or spam are designed to earn money. Accordingly, the current trend is to infect a large number of machines in a way that does not attract the attention of users or security companies.
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Quarterly Report PandaLabs (April-June 2006)
This second quarterly report starts where the first one left off, providing more in-depth information about the techniques used, which are affecting more and more areas of our lives, and about how these methods are evolving, sometimes subtly, sometimes obviously, but always with the same primary aim: to make money through dishonest means.
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