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The Rise of Critical Infrastructure Attacks: Understanding the Privileged …
Intelligent Utility And then there was Flame and its predecessor Stuxnet, powerful malware that cyber security firm Kaspersky Lab declared were "more than likely created by the same entities." Stuxnet is believed to initially spread via Microsoft Windows, and then target … |
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Maintaining Control in the Cyberwarfare Age
Utility Products With this growth, a dark side has started to emerge, namely cyberwarfare. Previously unknown industrial control systems have become targets in the cyberwarfare age. Recent viral threats such as Stuxnet and Flame have demonstrated that the world has … |
If you want to stay away from malware attacks, you should install a better anti-virus program and periodically use it to scan the computer and almost every a small trojan or worm keeps a low-profile somewhere in your computer’s files and folders.
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