Monthly Archives: June 2012

Years Of Secret Cryptographic Research Uncovered In 0.02 Seconds

Posted on June 20, 2012 by MaxHuijgen

The Flame virus contains some highly advanced code to fake a Microsoft certificate. In the first part of this mini series we explained the discovery of a completely unknown cryptographic attack. Now we want to focus on the mysteries surrounding … Continue reading →

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Apple found guilty of violating Samsung 3G patents!

Posted on June 20, 2012 by MaxHuijgen

An almost forgotten court case in the Netherlands finally got a verdict after Apple appealed against a fast procedure last October. What was at stake was Samsung´s counterclaim that Apple violated the 3G/UMTS patents. In October the judge tried to … Continue reading →

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Ever wondered how malicious viruses can enter your fully patched PC?

Posted on June 13, 2012 by MaxHuijgen

Microsoft just published a new security bulletin which reveals there is a bug in Windows which needs fixing immediately. Is this the key to understanding all these stories about dangerous viruses? f you have followed the tech press these last … Continue reading →

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Flame Virus Uses Cryptographic Approach Unknown to Academic World

Posted on June 8, 2012 by MaxHuijgen

EuroTech spoke with leading experts who claim this specific method has never been published and must have been developed independently and in total secrecy. by Max Huijgen, EuroTech By using a newly developed tool which analyzes rogue certificates (which allows … Continue reading →

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