New York Times (blog) |
Google Says It Has Uncovered Iranian Spy Campaign
New York Times (blog) During elections last April in Malaysia, security researchers at the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab found evidence that servers in Malaysia were running FinSpy, a surveillance tool sold to governments by the British surveillance firm Gamma Group. It's Not Just US: Google Says That Iran Spies On its Citizens Too |
 CBS News |
Rocra Espionage Malware Campaign Uncovered After Five Years of Activity
Threatpost (blog) “The campaign is currently still active with data being sent to multiple command-and-control servers through an infrastructure which rivals the complexity of the Flame malware,” Kaspersky said in a report released today. Kaspersky said it was alerted … Cyber spy campaign targeting governments uncovered, rivals Flame Kaspersky Labs finds "Red October" cyber-espionage malware Powerful 'Red October' Malware Attacks Gov't, Industry |
 eSecurity Planet |
Massive Android Botnet Uncovered in China
eSecurity Planet Chinese security researchers claim to have discovered a massive Android botnet that includes 1 million infected devices. "The Android.Troj.mdk Trojan, first spotted by security firm Kingsoft Duba back in early 2011, is thought to be hidden in over 7 … |
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Surveillance software: Gamma Group's offshore companies uncovered
The H Münch's statement that demo software was stolen, changed, and then used by the regimes could potentially be invalidated. An analysis PDF that is currently being run on FinSpy, the heart of the surveillance program, could also reveal more about who is … |