Whitepaper that discusses types of computer worms and how metamorphic worms differ from the rest.
a0add4653a5c75e92a5147130c2b9d8fa675a786b51bb7b700de2c8af48867f3Whitepaper called To Kill a Centrifuge - A Technical Analysis of What Stuxnet's Creators Tried to Achieve.
75e6d217f9ac0859aa9d4ad1ececb2d395e122d6a0d1fa7cb30fc9e81bc01da9Whitepaper called How Conficker makes use of MS08-067.
c85e38425c879865b44dab94c6cdc62028015e130f3558fc226371b1a7cead19Whitepaper called Using "ShoutBoxes" to control malicious software.
91a1817d06be8df94c362006adb3692753968eda65e7b1c2b874192986c6fb0eWhitepaper written to address both FUD and rumors surrounding the release of detailed information about the InqTana proof of concept worm.
97f38cd5ac3a5a8e7f37fced12c45e663ce5ca7f24ea52a2d3c528ce2ed49f19Brief analysis on the Symb/Cabir-B worm that was written specifically for the Nokia Series 60 mobile phones running the Symbian operating system.
d88a99b49aac9da3d26fb558eb119b553a9571fe97443460ff28b76b9d69d758White-paper from Imperva's Application Defense Center discussing the possibility of automated, self-propagating attacks on custom web application code. It shows that such attacks are not only feasible but that their theoretical success rate is far great than worms targeting commercial infrastructure.
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