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Mask Spyware Outdoes Flame – InformationWeek

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Mask Spyware Outdoes Flame
InformationWeek
Kaspersky Lab researchers disclosed "The Mask" here Monday, an advanced cyberespionage operation that went undetected for about five years, using a rootkit, bootkit, and Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux versions of the malware. There is evidence pointing …
Meet Mask, possibly the most sophisticated malware campaign ever seenArs Technica
'Mask' Cyberspying Campaign May Be Stealthiest YetTom’s Guide
"The Mask" revealed: Advanced malware taking shots at government and activistsITProPortal
The Canberra Times –Stuff.co.nz –Mashable
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Do Antivirus Companies Whitelist NSA Malware? – InformationWeek

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Do Antivirus Companies Whitelist NSA Malware?
InformationWeek
"Given that it engages in offensive cyberattacks — and launches cyberweapons like Stuxnet and Flame — it's reasonable to assume that it's asked antivirus companies to ignore its malware. We know that antivirus companies have previously done this for …

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How Mobile Security Lags BYOD – InformationWeek

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How Mobile Security Lags BYOD
InformationWeek
Among the 424 respondents to our InformationWeek 2013 Mobile Security Survey — all of whom are involved with mobile device management, policy development, or security at their organizations — almost nine of 10 support bring your own device or are …

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Android Security: 8 Signs Hackers Own Your Smartphone – InformationWeek

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Android Security: 8 Signs Hackers Own Your Smartphone
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Android Security: 8 Signs Hackers Own Your Smartphone. Security experts share tips on how to tell if attackers are in control of your Android smartphone. Previous. 1 of 8. Next. Searching for signs of Android infection. Image (derived) courtesy of …

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