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Another link found between Gauss and Flame malware
CNET The hackers behind the Gauss cyber-espionage malware targeting banks in the Middle East are directing infected computers to connect to command-and-control servers used by the Flame spyware, researchers said today. This is the latest sign that the same … Gauss Researchers Collide FireEye updates its Gauss blog post: 'we got it wrong' FireEye's False Positive: a Kaspersky Sinkhole |
 National Post |
Experts working to shield cars from computer viruses
National Post E Condos: Fancy a sky-high swim? Underrated, U.S.A.: Pittsburgh, once industrial, now chic · U.K. James Bond exhibit: The cars who loved me. Topics: Driving, Computer Security, Hacking, Technology · blog comments powered by Disqus · Used Cars – GTA … New efforts to fight computer viruses in cars McAfee Hires Famous Computer Hacker To Break Into Cars Experts Want To Keep Your Car's Computer Safe From Attack |
 The Droid Guy |
'Shamoon' Malware May Be Flame 'Copycat'
Redmondmag.com While the dropper and reporter components are typically associated with targeted malware, the wiper component is somewhat unique to this type of attack. However, it is not unheard of, as a wiper component was also a part of the Flame virus that hit … Signs of cyber spying, cyber attacks arise in Middle East (+video) More telltale signs of cyber spying and cyber attacks arise in Middle East … Shamoon Malware, A New Threat to Windows PCs |
 ZDNet |
Shamoon Malware Steals Data, Makes Computers Unusable
PC Magazine Several security firms this week highlighted new malware that appears to be targeting specific companies in the energy industry. Though Shamoon includes components that reminded security analysts of the Flame malware, the threat does not appear to be … Shamoon malware infects computers, steals data, then wipes them A Sinister New Breed of Malware is Growing Malware wars heat up: Shamoon steals, wipes and leaves PCs unbootable |