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7 MiniFlame Facts: How Much Espionage Malware Lurks?
NetworkComputing.com Kaspersky Lab Monday revealed that in September 2012, its researchers discovered that a mysterious piece of code connected to the Flame malware, which they suspected was a Flame attack module, could in fact work as a standalone attack program. |
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Flame's vicious sibling miniFlame malware, a cyber-espionage 'surgical attack …
Network World (blog) Flame's vicious sibling miniFlame malware, a cyber-espionage 'surgical attack tool'. A new Kaspersky Lab report revealed that a vicious cyber-espionage malware sibling was spawned from Flame. miniFlame is Flame's own evil Mini-Me which can work as a … |
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Precision Espionage miniFlame Malware Tied to Flame, Gauss
Threatpost (blog) One of three previously unseen pieces of malware discovered during forensic analysis of the Flame malware command-and-control servers has been identified as a secondary surveillance tool deployed against specially identified targets, and only after an … |
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7 MiniFlame Facts: How Much Espionage Malware Lurks?
InformationWeek Just how much cyber-espionage malware is currently at large, and who does it target? Kaspersky Lab Monday revealed that in September 2012, its researchers discovered that a mysterious piece of code connected to the Flame malware, which they … |