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Flame analysis reveals more cyberespionage malware
CSO By Antone Gonsalves. September 18, 2012 — CSO — An analysis of servers used to control the Flame cyberespionage malware that mostly targeted computers in the Middle East indicate that several other related malware existed — with one still operating. |
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New Android security flaw can 'wipe all data from smart phones'
Daily News & Analysis A serious security flaw in some Samsung Android smart phones could allow hackers to access to phone data just by sending an SMS or getting a user to visit a URL, it has emerged. Ravi Borgaonkar, a researcher with the telecommunications department at … Galaxy S III, Android security flaw could make phones useless Android security flaw puts phones at risk Android Security Flaw Can Wipe You Clean. Let's Be Careful Out There! |
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Analysis Reveals Flame Malware's Process Injection Tricks
Threatpost (blog) The analysis done by the Polish team looked specifically at the ways in which the Flame malware is able to hide itself on infected PCs and distribute chunks of code throughout these machines. What they found is that the worm goes through a rather … |
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The Global Cyber Warfare Market 2011-2021 – Country Analysis: Market Profile
Sacramento Bee This report offers detailed analysis of the global Global Cyber Warfare Market market over the next ten years, and provides extensive market size forecasts by country and sub sector. It covers the key technological and market trends in the Global Cyber … |