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Shamoon attacks on Saudi targets, possible Iran link
Shamoon resurfaced in the same country during a recent string of attacks and could have greater political implications for the Trump administration.
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Shamoon malware remains destructive force since 2012 Saudi oil attacks
The Shamoon data-wiping malware that attacked government systems in Saudi Arabia last month is not dramatically different from an older version that destroyed 35,000 computers at Saudi oil company Aramco in 2012. Yet the still packs a massive punch.
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News briefs: Latest security news
Last month's featured news from Shamoon attacking oil companies to Wyndham Hotels challenging the FTC.
Security News
Malware once used exclusively for bank fraud is finding a new mission
Cyber criminals are repurposing data-stealing trojans, once used primarily to steal banking information, to collect intellectual property, which can be sold for a higher price tag, according to a McAfee study.
Features
Battle lines drawn: Nation-state threats
The United States has established itself as a major force in a new era of combat, but what repercussions do state-sponsored actions in cyber space have on all of us?
Features
Losing control: Critical infrastructure
Industrial control systems remain troublingly vulnerable to both internal error and outside intruders, reports Danielle Walker.
Features
Same battle, different field
Cyberwarfare is so new that the ground rules are still being established. Nazan Osman provides an overview.
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