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Roughly a third of malware sent to a virtualized environment for analysis is able to elude detection, a security expert says.
Security vendors sell virtualized appliances to run and analyze the behavior of suspicious applications to identify malware, determine how it entered a network and then plug vulnerabilities. Over the last few years this technology has been used, cyber criminals have found ways to make their malware appear benign in such environments.
"Overall, there are so many ways malware can uncover it is inside a virtual environment that it is practically impossible
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