Ironically, the Delphi programming tool is frequently used by malware writers, and according to ESET, many Trojans (mainly those stealing bank information) are infected with the Win32/Induc.A virus.

Researchers recently observed several spam campaigns using a specific packer written in Delphi that goes to great lengths to hunt for normal user behavior before deploying its payload.

In a Weblog post, Borland Software Corp.s chief scientist Danny Thorpe talked about how Borlands Delphi programming environment can take advantage of LINQ (Language Integrated Query) to enable ...