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Duqu variant uncovered
The year's first variant of the notorius W32.Duqu, a trojan that seems intended for cyber war, has been discovered by Symantec researchers.
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Duqu trojan spreads through 0-day Microsoft bug
A piece of malware that has drawn comparisons to the notorious Stuxnet worm is using an unknown Windows kernel vulnerability to infect its targets.
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Microsoft hands out more Duqu fixes despite prior patch
Just when you thought all of the windows that control system recon trojan Duqu used to propagate had been roped off, the software giant releases a new set of fixes.
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Microsoft issues workaround for Duqu malware
Microsoft issued a temporary fix for a vulnerability in the Windows kernel used to spread Duqu, the so-called "son of Stuxnet" trojan.
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Duqu detection kit released
The Hungary-based research lab responsible for detecting the Duqu trojan has released a toolkit to find traces of the trojan on a computer or in a whole network.
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Part Two: Duqu: father, son, or unholy ghost of Stuxnet?
Three U.S. Air Force information security experts, independent of their role in the military, studied the Duqu trojan, and you might be surprised by what they found. This is the second article in a two-part series that examines the sophisticated threat that everyone is talking about.
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Duqu underscores trouble AV industry has in stopping threats
The slowness by which an offspring of Stuxnet was discovered may be further proof that attackers have a significant leg up on the security community.
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Link spotted between Wiper virus and Stuxnet, Duqu
The Wiper virus has left few clues for researchers to study, but there may be similarities between it and other malware targeting systems in the Middle East.
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Stuxnet research reveals possible 4th accomplice, newly discovered versions of Flame and Duqu malware
Recent research into old malware threats associated with the Stuxnet attacks against Iran’s nuclear program roughly one decade ago turned up several new discoveries, including a possible fourth collaborator in the clandestine operation, as well as previously unknown versions of Flame and Duqu malware. Today, Alphabet’s cybersecurity subsidiary Chronicle revealed the findings of its researchers…
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Duqu perpetrators wipe command servers of evidence
On Oct 20, just two days after researchers released details about the Duqu malware, its creators scrubbed all the files from their command-and-control servers in an effort to conceal their identity.
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