Our own Nevis Labs organization has published their prognosis for the top vulnerability trends for 2008. Get the document here. This is pretty typical for security research teams that track threats on a daily basis by both looking for new vulnerabilities and analyzing emerging threats around the clock, as our Nevis Labs team does. Some of the areas they expect to see increasing vulnerabilities include in Anti-Virus software, instant messaging applications, VoIP, and VM software.
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