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Wednesday, January 24, 2007

The strange case of Vista, malware coders and the NSA

According to a news story at IT Pro, malware writers are doing a better job of making their code Vista compatible than the developers of the security software meant to protect users of the soon to be released operating system. Rene Millman reports that Tim Eades, a senior vice-president at security company Sana Security, reckons no less than 38% of malware is Vista friendly, if that’s the right word.
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Co-founder of IT Security Thing Ltd, Davey Winder is a three time winner of the Information Security Journalist of the Year award (2006/2008/2010) and received the prestigious Enigma Award for his lifetime contribution to information security journalism in 2011.



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