Tag Archive for: Sophisticated

Most sophisticated Android malware yet has already infected millions – BGR

Most sophisticated Android malware yet has already infected millions
BGR
Android is still the most targeted mobile platform out there in terms of mobile malware, considering the reports that keep detailing ways that hackers can take advantage of it for malicious purposes. But in most cases it's Android users from certain

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Sophisticated Spy Tool ‘The Mask’ Rages Undetected for 7 Years – Wired


Wired

Sophisticated Spy Tool 'The Mask' Rages Undetected for 7 Years
Wired
The attack — possibly from a Spanish-speaking country — used sophisticated malware, rootkit methods and a bootkit to hide and maintain persistence on infected machines. The attackers sought … Flame, considered one of the most advanced APTs until

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Meet Mask, possibly the most sophisticated malware campaign ever seen – Ars Technica


Ars Technica

Meet Mask, possibly the most sophisticated malware campaign ever seen
Ars Technica
Mask—or "Careto" as its Spanish slang translation appears in source code analyzed by Kaspersky—joins a pantheon of other state-sponsored malware campaigns with names including Stuxnet, Flame, Duqu, Red October, Icefog, and Gauss. Unlike more 
Mask Spyware Outdoes FlameInformationWeek
"The Mask" revealed: Advanced malware taking shots at government and activistsITProPortal
'Mask' Cyberspying Campaign May Be Stealthiest YetTom’s Guide
Indiatimes.com –Mashable
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CloudSOC Pilots DNS Analytics to Identify Insider Threats and Sophisticated … – PR Newswire (press release)

CloudSOC Pilots DNS Analytics to Identify Insider Threats and Sophisticated
PR Newswire (press release)
Current research shows that all known state-sponsored malware and advanced persistent threat (APT) campaigns exhibit DNS indicators of compromise (IOC). These campaigns include Stuxnet, Flame, Hidden Lynx, Operation Troy, The NetTraveler, 

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