About
The SpywareGuide Blog is a resource for analysis and coverage of breaking Ad/Spy/Malware attacks, social networking scams and other dubious online activity.
Chris Boyd
Director of Malware Research
Boyd (AKA Paperghost) is a four time Microsoft MVP and CNET Top 100 Blogger.
Responsible for numerous discoveries in security, Boyd has spoken at numerous security conferences including RSA, ASC and InfoSec Europe.
Chris Mannon
FSL Senior Threat Researcher
Chris Mannon has been following malware and virus trends his entire technical career. He is responsible for investigating the latest scams, hijacks and malware payloads. He is also involved in greynet research, as well as exploring new potential methods for nefarious activities online.
Peter Jayaraj
FSL Senior Threat Researcher

Chris BoydDirector of Malware Research
Boyd (AKA Paperghost) is a four time Microsoft MVP and CNET Top 100 Blogger.
Responsible for numerous discoveries in security, Boyd has spoken at numerous security conferences including RSA, ASC and InfoSec Europe.
Chris MannonFSL Senior Threat Researcher
Chris Mannon has been following malware and virus trends his entire technical career. He is responsible for investigating the latest scams, hijacks and malware payloads. He is also involved in greynet research, as well as exploring new potential methods for nefarious activities online.
Peter JayarajFSL Senior Threat Researcher
Born in Harur, Tamil Nadu, India (and a B.Tech graduate from Pondicherry
Engineering College in IT) Peter has worked as an FSL Senior Threat Engineer for three and a half years.
Peter is
involved in various research activities in FSL, particularly Greynets & Malwares research. He likes to analyze the connections between advertising networks in relation to new Malware.

Sean Schoolcraft - FSL Web Database Architect
Alongside making sure everything works as it should do, Sean is also involved in refining our research processes and letting everyone know when things go boom.
Then he fixes it, for which we are eternally grateful.
Alongside making sure everything works as it should do, Sean is also involved in refining our research processes and letting everyone know when things go boom.
Then he fixes it, for which we are eternally grateful.
