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Verizon: Cyber–war fears are overblown
Infosecurity Magazine Frank Coggrave of Guidance Software provides insight into the concept of cyber warfare and talks in detail about the different forms in which it manifests itself. While many are talking about developing some rules of engagement, Coggrave contemplates … |
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State-sponsored malware like Stuxnet will hit private enterprise hard in 2013
Infosecurity Magazine Call it collateral damage: Organized cybercriminals and hackers will leverage digital certificate-based attacks to infect enterprise IT systems with state-developed malware such as Flame and Stuxnet – with the nefarious result of impacting business … |
 CIO Today |
2012: The Year Malware Went Nuclear
Infosecurity Magazine Kaspersky Lab – which to a large extent has led the analyses of the new cyberweapon class of malware (Stuxnet, Duqu, and Flame) has been taking a closer look at what the most destructive sample, Wiper, has left behind. Malware targeting Android triples … Kaspersky Warns of Android 'Drive-By Download' Attacks Eugene Kaspersky Wins V3's Technology Hero of 2012 Award |
 eWeek |
Android malware surges while Symbian malware is still growing
Infosecurity Magazine The second is FinSpy, a multi-platform surveillance trojan available on Android, iOS, Windows Mobile and Symbian. “FinSpy,” says the report, “can take screenshots of an infected device, record keyboard strokes, intercept Skype communications, track … Android, Symbian Malware on the Rise |