The danger of rogue code was highlighted at a big security show in London when the event’s own network was hit by a Trojan called Deloader, which installs ‘back door’ code allowing hackers into a machine. Exhibitors at Infosecurity Europe were notified of the infection and advised on how to remove it. But Etienne Greeff, professional services director at MIS Corporate Defence Solutions, said his company had installed its own separate network to avoid the problem. ‘With this many security professionals gathered together, all with the latest hardware and software, a virus was not going to be unexpected. It’s a common problem in hotels and airports too.’ he said. Full Story