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After Flame and Gauss strike, MiniFlame takes aim

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Already famous for their sophistication, Flame and Gauss malware have yielded a new develompent. Dubbed MiniFlame, the component is deployed after Flame and Gauss already are installed on targeted machines.

Gauss trojan targets Lebanese banks, likely U.S. creation

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Gauss, which researchers have linked to Flame and Stuxnet, both believed to be built by the U.S. government, functions mainly as a banking trojan -- but it also contains a mystery encrypted payload.

Duqu variant uncovered

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The year's first variant of the notorius W32.Duqu, a trojan that seems intended for cyber war, has been discovered by Symantec researchers.

Chinese hacking may slow, but...

Chinese hacking may slow, but...

...nevertheless, companies need to do a better job of protecting IP, says Adam Segal.

RSA Conference 2012: Security industry "at serious risk of failing"

RSA Conference 2012: Security industry "at serious risk of failing" By

The last 12 months have challenged the security industry more than ever before. But it's not too late to fight back, said RSA's Art Coviello in his keynote to open the annual security event.

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