Research

Our research group, lead by CTO Amit Klein, explores new malware attack techniques and is responsible for setting product goals. The group works closely with other security vendors, researchers, and our customers to maintain its edge in malware research. As part of its work the group often finds new vulnerabilities and flaws in various products. Most of the information uncovered by the group is not publicly disclosed due to lack of vendor patches or various non-disclosure agreements. Publicly available research notes are presented below.
Tools

"Attack Trace" search engine: Is your website being targeted by malware?
Malware Flash Demos
Trojan Papras
Malware Tricks

MBR-Torpig and Asynchronous Procedure Call

The WSNPOEM malware

NetHell: Rapid malware development using BHO and code examples

Torpig and SilentBanker: HTML Modifying Malware
Vulnerabilities
BIND 9 DNS Cache Poisoning

BIND 8 DNS Cache Poisoning

Windows DNS Server Cache Poisoning

OpenBSD DNS Cache Poisoning and Multiple O/S Predictable IP ID Vulnerability

PowerDNS Recursor DNS Cache Poisoning

Microsoft Windows DNS Stub Resolver Cache Poisoning

Address Bar Spoofing Attacks against Microsoft Internet Explorer 6
Attack Techniques

Anti-Keyloggers Myths

Bypassing Device Identification

The Threat of DNS Spoofing on Financial Services