In the Google TechTalk, Justin Ma, a PhD candidate at UC San Diego, discusses a novel method for determining which URLs are malicious by applying large-scale online learning techniques.

This is a recording of a live chat session with the technical support agent associated with a rogue AV program. The session was recorded by Nicolas Brulez, a security analyst at Kaspersky Lab.

In the third part of his talk on politically motivated DDoS attacks at the recent Kaspersky Lab Security Analyst Summit, Jose Nazario of Arbor Networks discusses the tactics and motivations for these attacks.

In the second part of his discussion on DDoS attacks at the Kaspersky Lab Security Analyst Summit in Cyprus, Jose Nazario of Arbor Networks delves into some of the statistics he has compiled on these attacks.

Kaspersky Lab anti-malware researchers Costin Raiu and Magnus Kalkuhl field questions on targeted attacks, how they work and how businesses can protect themselves.

In this talk from the Kaspersky Lab Security Analyst Summit in Cyprus, independent security researcher Kurt Baumgartner discusses the inner workings of the infamous Eleonore exploit kit and the business model behind it.

Jose Nazario of Arbor Networks gives a talk at the Kaspersky Lab Security Analyst Summit in Cyprus about the hype around cyberwar and the roots of politically motivated DDoS attacks and what they mean in today's climate.

In this video, Aza Raskin of Mozilla demonstrates a new class of phishing attack in which the attacker is able to use malicious code in one browser tab to completely change the content in another tab on a victim's browser.

Jake Appelbaum discusses the ways in which the Tor network can be used to help with online privacy and anonymization in this video from the SOURCE Conference in Boston.

In this session from the SOURCE conference in Boston, Chris Hoff of Cisco Systems discusses the current state of cloud computing and what it can tell us about the future of cloud computing.