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Data analysis company Splunk is announcing a series of price slashes, but at the same time is pledging 100 percent uptime guaranteed in a move that has already garnered much media attention.

Security experts are warning of new persistent malware designed to evade detection by traditional tools by residing only in the computer registry.

Trend Micro's Tom Kellermann on Responding to Evolving Attacks, Strategies

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22 Jump Street and Transformers: Age of Extinction topped the list of summer flicks used in social engineering, according to a Tuesday post by Trend Micro.

Where traditional malware is found in files embedded in your computer, Trend Micro’s Trend Labs has found new malware, called TROJ_POWELIKS.A, which hides code within the Windows Registry

A new piece of malware called Poweliks can seize control of a Windows computer — and it can't be detected by antivirus programs. That's because it doesn't download any files to the infected computer; instead, it resides as encrypted text in the computer's registry. From there it can seize control of the computer's processes to do things such as download more malware onto the computer.

A new piece of malware called Poweliks can seize control of a Windows computer — and it can't be detected by antivirus programs. That's because it doesn't download any files to the infected computer; instead, it resides as encrypted text in the computer's registry. From there it can seize control of the computer's processes to do things such as download more malware onto the computer.

A new malware program called Poweliks attempts to evade detection and analysis by running entirely from the system registry without creating files on disk, security researchers warn.

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