Malware writers shift their focus to Microsoft PowerShell
Wave of malware written for PowerShell as Microsoft prepares to make it the replacement for the command line in Windows 10
Malware writers are shifting their focus to Microsoft PowerShell, according to security software company Symantec, which claims that it has seen a 95.4 per cent rise in PowerShell malware instances...
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