ZDNet

Video: F-Secure graphic tool maps malware damage

Antivirus firm F-Secure has developed a graphic tool for analysing the behaviour of malicious code. At a press briefing in Sydney this week, Patrik Runald, senior security specialist at the Finnish ...
PCGamesN

Intel will use its graphics silicon to help rid your rig of stubborn malware

Intel have announced some funky new security features, including one that will utilise their graphics hardware to help find and eliminate particularly stubborn forms of malware. Forget all that ...
Techgage

Is Malware Coming Soon to Our Graphics Cards?

Rob founded Techgage in 2005 to be an 'Advocate of the consumer', focusing on fair reviews and keeping people apprised of news in the tech world. Catering to both enthusiasts and businesses alike; ...
PC Magazine

Malware Found a New Place to Hide: Graphics Cards

The biggest problem with graphics cards over the past 18 months has been actually finding one to buy, but it turns out they could soon pose a serious malware threat to your PC. As Bleeping Computer ...
PC World

New proof-of-concept tool detects stealthy malware hiding in graphics cards

As anti-virus solutions become more robust and Microsoft becomes better at plugging Windows vulnerabilities, malware designers have to get more creative about attacking PCs and servers. One wide-open ...
TechSpot

Hacker sells tool for hiding malware inside graphics card VRAM

In a nutshell: Want to keep malicious code hidden from a PC's antivirus software as it checks system RAM? Just hide it in the graphics card's VRAM. A proof-of-concept tool that enables such a thing ...
CSOonline

New proof-of-concept tool detects stealthy malware hiding in graphics cards

Which is scarier: The fact that malware can get cozy in your hardware, or the fact that it was completely undetectable until now? As anti-virus solutions become more robust and Microsoft becomes ...