It’s Panda’s Birthday. But this 2015 is not an ordinary anniversary. Tomorrow, June 25th, we turn 25, no more, no less! Panda was born in 1990, which was also the date of the World Wide Web development, what a coincidence, right? It has been 25 years in which we had time to do many things […]

Moscone Center in San Francisco (California), the same convention center where Google or Intel hold their events, welcomed around 5,000 developers between June 8th and 12th. All attended Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). Cupertino’s company officials revealed some of the features of the brand’s new operating systems, which are already available in their beta […]

I’ve spent the better part of the last month running a little experiment to see how much I would miss Adobe‘s buggy and insecure Flash Player software if I removed it from my systems altogether. Turns out, not so much. Browser plugins are favorite targets for malware and miscreants because they are generally full of unpatched or […]

Netflix, Hulu and a host of other content streaming services block non-U.S. users from viewing their content. As a result, many people residing in or traveling outside of the United States seek to circumvent such restrictions by using services that advertise “free” and “open” Web proxies capable of routing browser traffic through U.S.-based computers and networks. Perhaps […]

For a long time the Winnti group had been considered as a Chinese threat actor targeting gaming companies specifically. Recently, we’ve seen information indicating that the scope of targets can be wider and is no longer limited to the entertainment business. We actually track samples of Winnti malware all the time, but so far we haven’t […]