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13 Oct   Business News

Malware in September: The Fine Art of Targeted Attacks

The idea of infecting BIOS has long been a highly intriguing prospect for cybercriminals: by launching from BIOS immediately after the computer is turned on, a malicious program can gain control of all the boot-up stages of the computer or operating system

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