Kaspersky Lab's latest report covers malware for Unix, Linux and Unix-type systems
Kaspersky Lab's latest report covers malware for Unix, Linux and Unix-type systems
Kaspersky Lab, a leading developer of secure content management solutions that protect against viruses, Trojans, worms, spyware, hacker attacks and spam, presents its latest analytical report: 2005: *nix Malware Evolution. The report, by Konstantin Sapronov, a Kaspersky Lab virus analyst, covers the evolution of malware for non-Windows platforms.
This report provides information on the evolution of malware for alternative operating systems, and provides data on the number of malicious programs for a range of operating systems. It also investigates the ways in which malware for alternative platforms may evolve in the future.
The report is available in full at Kaspersky Lab Viruslist. Information contained in the report may be reproduced as long as the source and the author are cited.
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