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King of the hill.
Unclassified only, naturally.
Microsoft's APT the first to benefit.
Sites blocked, RAM eaten.
Still claims its software is trustworthy.
The first of several partnerships.
Admits to uploading files, but immediately deleted them.
'Caught in a geopolitical fight'.
Aims to compete against Google Wifi.
Follows WannaCry's infection vector.
Not likely to hit desktops any time soon.
Former staff less than truthful, he says.
Free decryption for some victims.
NSA fingerprints on the Equation Group.
Over 6,000 eliminated so far.
Testing was inaccurate, company claims.
Blackbird downplays results, promises fix.
Google has snapped up Spanish web-based virus scanner VirusTotal.
Apple's OS X machines have been recruited into a half-million strong botnet through a drive-by downloader.
Nearly a third of PCs in Europe are reportedly infected, despite many having anti-virus software.
Mac machines make up 16 per cent of a botnet's systems, despite their reputation for security.
A bad virus definition for Norton Anti-Virus left users unable to play World of Warcraft last week.
Research by Matousec has unveiled a new attack which can bypass anti-virus packages.
McAfee has pledged to refund "reasonable expenses" for those caught by its false-positive update.
A bad signature update for McAfee anti-virus software quarantines svchost.exe - killing Windows.
BitDefender has become the latest anti-virus vendor to issue an update which wipes important Windows system files, leaving customers' PCs unbootable.
Kaspersky has been granted a US patent on its latest creation - a hardware-based anti-virus system designed to sit between the motherboard and the storage device.
A recent test of anti-virus suites reveals that AVG Free is actually very secure.
An update to Kaspersky's anti-virus software left many users unable to browse the most innocuous of websites after the company mistakenly added Google's Adsense to its detection.
A Space Invaders clone for the Mac deletes a file each time an enemy is killed - but its author claims it is art, rather than malware.