Microsoft plans upgrade to SHA-2 crypto hash for issuing certs – SC Magazine


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Microsoft plans upgrade to SHA-2 crypto hash for issuing certs
SC Magazine
On Wednesday, Benjamin Jun, vice president and CTO of San Francisco-based Cryptography Research, a Divison of Rambus, told SCMagazine.com that 2012 revelations about Flame, sophisticated cyber espionage malware that targeted Iran's oil ministry, 
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US-Israeli computer super-worm hit Russian nuclear plant – Kaspersky – RT (blog)


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US-Israeli computer super-worm hit Russian nuclear plant – Kaspersky
RT (blog)
The CEO of one of the world's foremost computer security firms says the Stuxnet worm that targeted Iranian nuclear facilities may have also infiltrated similar critical systems in Russia. If accurate, allegations that Stuxnet snuck its way into Russia
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MacRumors hacker who took 860,000 passwords speaks: “We’re not terrorists”

“We’re not logging in to your gmails, apple accounts … For instance, counter to Lol’s claims, there’s no way right now to be sure the hack wasn’t executed by exploiting a VBulletin vulnerability. And of course, MacRumors account holders …
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Malware Alert: Is ‘BadBIOS’ Rootkit Jumping Air Gaps? – InformationWeek

Malware Alert: Is 'BadBIOS' Rootkit Jumping Air Gaps?
InformationWeek
But does Ruiu's analysis of the BIOS malware — which has been described by some commentators as being more advanced than Stuxnet or Flame — hold water? "I'm not sure what to make of this. When I first read it, I thought it was a hoax," said Bruce 

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