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Cyberweapons Pose 'Catastrophic' Threat: Kaspersky
Infopackets To give his audience some idea of where he was coming from, Kaspersky noted that the number of malware samples examined by Kaspersky Lab went from less than one thousand per day in 2006 to 7,000 per day just five years later. Kaspersky says that the … |
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5 (probably) American cyberweapons
NBCNews.com There's no ironclad proof America is behind any of these pieces of malware. But leading American newspapers have strongly linked the U.S. government (and that of Israel) to both Stuxnet and Flame. The official U.S. reaction has been not denial, but the … |
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US, China Talks Address Cyber-Weapons, Not Cyber-Spying
eWeek Still, there is one issue notably missing from the dialog: any agreement on limiting cyber-espionage. Organized by the China Institute of Contemporary International Relations (CICIR) and the Center for Strategic and International Studies, the … |