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Last Updated: 18 March 2009
Future Threats
John Aycock, University of Calgary
Alana Maurushat, University of New South
Wales
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Citation
This paper was published in 17th Virus Bulletin International
Conference, 2007, pp. 275-281.
Abstract
‘Aren’t
you just giving the virus writers ideas?’
Research into future security
threats is not always taken kindly by all members of the anti-virus community.
Understanding the bounds
of security research is important, however, with the
increasing emphasis on proactive rather than reactive defences. We begin to
examine how far security research can go in terms of looking at future threats,
particularly the publication of future threats. Our
analysis addresses cultural,
ethical and legal issues. We hope to provoke a meaningful discussion on future
threat research within
the anti-virus community.
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