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Iran threatens to counter cyber warfare with legal action
Haaretz Iran threatens to counter cyber warfare with legal action. In effort to defend the country's infrastructure against future cyber-attacks, cabinet announces plan to cutoff government websites from global networks. By Tamir Cohen Aug.15, 2012 | 6:53 PM … Cyber Intel: Iran Sues; My Lawyer is Bigger Than Your Lawyer A New Spin on the “Olympic Games” |
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New internet virus hits Iran, Israel in unprecedented cyber-attack
Haaretz Internet security firm Kaspersky calls 'Flame' bug 'most sophisticated cyber-weapon yet unleashed,' hints it may have been created by makers of Stuxnet worm. By Oded Yaron | May.28, 2012 | 6:26 PM A man walks by computer network servers in California. Russian Computer Experts Find 'Most Malicious Program Ever' New computer malware 'Flame' targeting Iran Massive cyberattack 'Flame' discovered in the Middle East |
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Ordinary Israelis don't reap the benefits of being a hi-tech superpower
Haaretz Professionals in the field of computer security believe there is no need for a new body – instead it would make much more sense to add resources to the existing organizations and strengthen them through legislation to close the security gaps. … |
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Iranian Military Official: Siemens helped U.S. and Israel in Cyber Attack on Nuclear Program — Head of Iran’s civilian defense says German company, Siemens, must share the blame for the Stuxnet virus attack; virus targeted control systems run with Siemens software.