The new MBRLocker plays coy — but has a backbite
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Luis Corrons has been working in the security industry since last century, specifically in the antivirus field. He is the Security Evangelist for Gen (Avast, AVG, Avira, Norton). He is also WildList reporter, chairman of the Board of Directors of AMTSO (the Anti-Malware Testing Standards Organization) and a member of the Board of Directors of MUTE (Malicious URLs Tracking and Exchange). Luis loves public speaking and he has participated in top rated industry events like Virus Bulletin, HackInTheBox, APWG, AVAR, Security BSides, etc.
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