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Stuxnet infected Russian nuclear plant
SC Magazine Australia "At least twice." He said sophisticated malware like Gauss, Flame and Red October were rare and would require around $ 10 million to build. Such malware had infected Saudi Aramco knocking it offline for two weeks, Kaspersky noted. Half of all malware … |
In yet another “don’t open that e-birthday card” saga, 33-year-old Carlos Enrique Perez-Melara, now on the FBI’s 10 most wanted cybercriminals list, allegedly sold malware that planted a keylogger, as well as remotely controlling a victim’s computer and webcam.
Naked Security – Sophos
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Cyber war stakes rising
Plant Engineering Currently 12 of the world's 15 largest military powers are building cyber warfare programs, these intelligence sources told ISSSource, adding the number of intrusions and attacks has increased dramatically over the last several years. U.S. security … |
Symantec Corp., the world’s largest maker of computer-security software, said in a Nov. 12 study that the so-called worm, Stuxnet, may have been created to sabotage Iran’s nuclear installations. To contact the reporter on this story …
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