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Month: June 2012

The anti-virus age is over.

As far as I’m concerned, anti-virus systems are as good as dead. Or, if they aren’t just yet, they’re certainly headed that way. Signature-based analysis, both static (e.g. SHA1 hash) and heuristic (e.g. pattern matching) is useless against polymorphic malware, which is becoming a big concern when you consider how easy it is to write… Read More The anti-virus age is over.

June 13, 2012 Graham SutherlandLeave a comment

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