Invincea Document Protection: Preventing PDF exploits
According to Kaspersky Lab’s Information Security Threats in the First Quarter of 2010 Report, exploiting Adobe applications accounted for almost half of all reported security threats. Furthermore, Symantec’s Internet Security Threat Report released in April 2010 declared Adobe infections to be the number one Internet-based infection vector in 2009.
In a press release today, Invincea, Inc. announced that they have a solution. If that name sounds familiar, it might be due to my article, “Invincea Browser Protection: Using the power of virtualization to combat malware.”
Dr. Ghosh and the Invincea team determined the same virtual environments used to keep computers safe from malicious web-browser downloads can also protect computers from PDF documents embedded with malware. With that in mind, the team developed Document Protection.
Since the application is new, I had few details of how Document Protection worked.
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In a press release today, Invincea, Inc. announced that they have a solution. If that name sounds familiar, it might be due to my article, “Invincea Browser Protection: Using the power of virtualization to combat malware.”
Dr. Ghosh and the Invincea team determined the same virtual environments used to keep computers safe from malicious web-browser downloads can also protect computers from PDF documents embedded with malware. With that in mind, the team developed Document Protection.
Since the application is new, I had few details of how Document Protection worked.
continue reading
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