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NEWS - December 10, 2005

by Donna Buenaventura Dec 9, 2005 4:47PM PST

F-Secure's Data Security Summary for 2005

F-Secure wrapped up the year 2005 by publishing the year-end security summary early.

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F-Secure's Data Security Summary for 2005 is available in PDF: Part 1 and Part 2.

You can also watch a 10-minute video (WMV, 19MB) or download the same as an audio file (MP3, 7MB) for your iPod or whatever.

And for the hard core: the same in Finnish. The PDF, the video and the MP3.end of quote

http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/archives/archive-122005.html#00000728

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Sober worm algorithm cracked by F-Secure
by Donna Buenaventura Dec 9, 2005 4:53PM PST
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eEye to enter antivirus business
by Donna Buenaventura Dec 9, 2005 5:20PM PST

Security vendor eEye Digital Security Inc. plans to add antivirus capabilities to its Blink intrusion prevention product, and will release a beta version of the software early next year, according to a company executive.

"We are developing our own generic antivirus now," said eEye co-founder and Chief Hacking Officer Marc Maiffret, in an interview.

A beta version of the software will be made available to Blink users in early in 2006, he said. "It'll be an update basically, so any customers who have [Blink] will get it for free."

http://www.infoworld.com/article/05/12/09/HNeeyeteantivirus_1.html

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Antivirus Vendors Struggle To Keep Up With Attacks
by Donna Buenaventura Dec 9, 2005 5:24PM PST

The window between the appearance of malware and the point at which its impact becomes significant, combined with the overall increase in the amount of damaging code in circulation, has become such a challenge that anti-virus companies are having a hard time keeping up.

http://www.securitypipeline.com/174910419

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