Tag: conference
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Save the dates: VB2018 to take place 3-5 October 2018
While we hope that you have already circled the dates of 4-6 October 2017 in your agendas, and that you will join us and security experts from around the world for VB2017 in Spain ( book your ticket now , before it’s too late!), we wanted to share another set of dates for your diaries:…
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Review: BSides Athens 2017
BSides London has been a regular fixture on the Virus Bulletin agenda for the past few years, but its international audience (thanks to the event being held in parallel with InfoSecurity Europe ) makes it a bit of an exception: most BSides events are organized by and for local communities, with only a small number…
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Review: BSides Athens 2017
BSides London has been a regular fixture on the Virus Bulletin agenda for the past few years, but its international audience (thanks to the event being held in parallel with InfoSecurity Europe ) makes it a bit of an exception: most BSides events are organized by and for local communities, with only a small number…
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Calling next-gen security researchers: student discount for VB2017 announced
Next-gen firewalls, next-gen anti-virus. At Virus Bulletin , we follow the ‘next-gen’ trends with interest, if only because behind the marketing there is often very interesting technology. But there is another kind of next-gen that we are even more interested in: next-gen security researchers. In three months’ time, some of the greatest minds in security…
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Calling next-gen security researchers: student discount for VB2017 announced
Next-gen firewalls, next-gen anti-virus. At Virus Bulletin , we follow the ‘next-gen’ trends with interest, if only because behind the marketing there is often very interesting technology. But there is another kind of next-gen that we are even more interested in: next-gen security researchers. In three months’ time, some of the greatest minds in security…
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VB2016 paper: BlackEnergy – what we really know about the notorious cyber attacks
In a blog post published on Friday, ESET researcher Anton Cherepanov provides evidence linking last week’s (Not)Petya attacks to the BlackEnergy group; Kaspersky researchers also believe there is some evidence the two are linked, though they say there are only low confidence indicators. Going back at least a decade, and likely cybercriminal in origin, the…
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VB2016 paper: BlackEnergy – what we really know about the notorious cyber attacks
In a blog post published on Friday, ESET researcher Anton Cherepanov provides evidence linking last week’s (Not)Petya attacks to the BlackEnergy group; Kaspersky researchers also believe there is some evidence the two are linked, though they say there are only low confidence indicators. Going back at least a decade, and likely cybercriminal in origin, the…
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VB2017 Early Bird discount to expire this week
“Hundreds of businesses, both large and small, have suffered from the handiwork of the virus writers. It is now clear that a sabotage mentality exists and new computer viruses destroy data and programs – the more extreme examples being programmed to format hard-disks.” Aside from a few technical details, this could have been written today. It…
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VB2017 Early Bird discount to expire this week
“Hundreds of businesses, both large and small, have suffered from the handiwork of the virus writers. It is now clear that a sabotage mentality exists and new computer viruses destroy data and programs – the more extreme examples being programmed to format hard-disks.” Aside from a few technical details, this could have been written today. It…