A pair of security researchers launched a new open source project last week at Black Hat USA that will make it easier for large organizations to look for persistent and hard-to-detect rootkits on a range of different PC and mobile devices, regardless of the operating system they use.

CRN identified 10 emerging or innovative malware detection and analysis vendors. ReversingLabs is one of them.

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Takeaway: Signs indicate antivirus apps, as we know them, are not working. In this interview with security researcher, Mario Vuksan, Michael Kassner learns that there are still ways to change that.

At the Black Hat conference Mario Vuksan and Tomislav Pericin, co-founders of Reversing Labs, presented a new tool to fight these threats, the File Disinfection Framework (FDF). This Open Source project, sponsored by the DARPA CFT (Cyber Fast Track) program, will be released soon, promised Vuksan.

Contributing Writer Companies that need to support a large number of users and help them recover from an epidemic spread of malware may get some help at the Black Hat USA security conference this year.