The intricacy of cyberattacks is growing. Imagine a stealthy cyberattack that infiltrates your network, computers, etc, hides ...

In the opening quarter of 2006, said McAfee in the first of a trilogy of reports on rootkits, its Avert Labs spotted more rootkit components in worms, Trojan horses, and spyware than in all of 2005.

UNC3886 exploits Juniper routers with six TinyShell-based backdoors, evading detection and maintaining persistence.

The new version of the rootkit is distinguished by its ability to replace special data in the assembly code "classinitialize" to make anti-rootkits find the wrong address. Yaneza said that the ...