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Software SecurityMalware FAQ
The Internet's Most Trusted Site for Vendor Neutral Malware Information.
Version 2.1 - Updated December 20, 2010
Malware is the short form for "Malicious Software." It implies any software instructions that were developed with the intention to cause harm. Some common examples of malware are worms, exploit code and trojan horses. Below you will find information on these different types of malware.
Latest Malware Information
- Conficker Worm
- Malicious Social Networking: Koobface Worm
- PDF Malware: Executive Overview
- PDF Malware-Pidief
Worms
- Malicious Social Networking: Koobface Worm
- The BH01 worm
- What is W32/Blaster worm?
- Sadmind/IIS Worm
- KMD: W32/kwbot
- Nimda Virus
- Code Red worm
- Slammer Worm
- Conficker Worm
Rootkit
Exploit
- PDF Malware-Pidief
- WebDAV
- Checkpoint Firewall-1 ACK DoS vulnerability
- LPRng Format String Vulnerability and related exploits
- OpenSSH UseLogin directive local vulnerability
- NT IIS UNICODE Vulnerability
- SQLEXEC
- Multiple Vulnerabilities in BIND in year 2001
- Remote Command Execution Vulnerability in GuestServer's guestbook.cgi
- How does the Ptrace exploit work on Linux?
- Remote command execution vulnerabilities in Squirrelmail
- The Vulnerability of Microsoft System Management Server Remote Tools
- Microsoft Windows UPnP vulnerabilities
- Analysis on DDOS tool Stacheldraht v1.666
- Wu-imapd partial mailbox attribute remote buffer overflow
- Microsoft PPTP VPN
- Zeus Exploiting PDF Flaw to Infect PCs
Trojan
Backdoor
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