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Category Archives: ESET
Newsflash: not all security news sites are useful
Is it just me who is exasperated when security ‘news’ sites quote articles that they don’t bother to link to? Continue reading
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Yet more reluctant oratory
Part 3 of a series of articles on making conference presentations. Continue reading
Child Safety on St Helena
It seems I’ve neglected this blog for quite a while: while I’ve touched up some of the pages where necessary, I haven’t added any articles. Well, talking of interviews (which I was about six months ago) here’s a transcript (for … Continue reading
Posted in ESET, Interviews
Tagged community radio, Craig Williams, Saint FM, St Helena
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AVAR 2014 paper
This is the paper by myself and Sebastian Bortnik, of ESET Latin America, presented at AVAR 2014 in Sydney: Lemming Aid and Kool Aid: Helping the Community to help itself through Education
New Conference Paper: Virus Bulletin 2013
[Correction: in the paper Mac Hacking: the Way to Better Testing? it’s incorrectly implied that independent tester Thomas Reed tested with on-demand scanning rather than on-access scanning because he believed that it was how detection would happen in most real-world situations. … Continue reading
Posted in conference papers, David Harley, ESET, VB Conference Papers, Virus Bulletin
Tagged Lysa Myers
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EICAR paper (9): Security Software & Rogue Economics: New Technology or New Marketing?
This is a paper I presented in 2011 at the EICAR conference in Krems, Austria, on “Security Software & Rogue Economics: New Technology or New Marketing?” Here’s the abstract: A highlight of the 2009 Virus Bulletin Conference was a panel … Continue reading
Posted in conference papers, David Harley, EICAR, ESET, Virus Bulletin
Tagged AV marketing, fake AV, FUD, scareware
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EICAR paper (3): Back to the Future – Fresh Approaches to Malware Management
One of my papers for EICAR 2002, co-written with ESET CEO Andrew Lee, though at that time he was working for Dorset County Council and I was working for the NHS Information Authority. Back to the Future – Fresh Approaches … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Lee, malware management, system management, system security
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Virus Bulletin Conference Papers (13-14) (update)
[Now with additional content re the 2013 paper] David Harley, Martijn Grooten, Steve Burn and Craig Johnston: My PC has 32,539 Errors: how Telephone Support Scams really Work; Virus Bulletin Conference Proceedings, 2012. Copyright is held by Virus Bulletin Ltd, but is … Continue reading
Virus Bulletin Conference Papers (12)
Virus Bulletin Conference 2011 David Harley and Larry Bridwell: Daze of Whine and Neuroses (but Testing is FINE); Virus Bulletin Conference Proceedings, 2011. Copyright is held by Virus Bulletin Ltd, but is made available on this site for personal use free of … Continue reading
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Tagged Larry Bridwell, testing
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Virus Bulletin Conference Papers (10-11)
Virus Bulletin 2010 Yet another year with two Virus Bulletin conference papers. (1) David Harley and Andrew Lee: Call of the WildList: Last Orders for WildCore-Based Testing?; Virus Bulletin Conference Proceedings, 2010. Copyright is held by Virus Bulletin Ltd, but is made available … Continue reading