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The Flame virus: Implications versus speculation

Robert M. Lee, U.S. Air Force cyberspace officer

May 30, 2012

While the investigation is just beginning into the massive espionage toolkit known as Flame, which has targeted computers, mainly in Iran, it is important to consider the consequences of this malware.

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Spy virus Flame is evasive, but its goal is nothing new

Dan Kaplan

May 29, 2012

The complex Flame espionage toolkit shows efforts to gather intelligence on certain countries is in high gear, but the malware's functionality may not be all that different from what already is on the scene.

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Microsoft hands out more Duqu fixes despite prior patch

Dan Kaplan

May 8, 2012

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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Duqu variant uncovered

Greg Masters

March 23, 2012

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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The not-so-advanced persistent threat

Johannes Ullrich, chief research officer, SANS Institute

March 19, 2012

Hacker groups Anonymous and LulzSec have made a name for themselves by scanning large organizations until they find the one weak system ready to be exploited.

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The not-so-advanced persistent threat

Johannes Ullrich, chief research officer, SANS Institute

January 24, 2012

Hacker groups Anonymous and LulzSec have made a name for themselves by scanning large organizations until they find the one weak system ready to be exploited. You can prevent an attack.

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Breaking down Duqu: The not-so-lost son of Stuxnet

Andrew Browne, malware labs team leader, Lavasoft

January 13, 2012

It's been several months since the Duqu trojan arrived on the scene, allowing researchers to take a deep look at the threat and what it means going forward.

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Book of Lists: 2011’s strongest trends, weirdest news

Staff Report

December 29, 2011

Part of our year-end Reboot issue, the Book of Lists gathers stories from near and far that impacted the IT security industry - everything from odd events to hacktivist actions to top threats.

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“Critical” Microsoft security bugs at lowest level since 2005

Angela Moscaritolo

December 14, 2011

Microsoft officials credit more robust software security design with a diminished number of bugs garnering the tech giant's most severe rating.

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Top of the potshots

SC Magazine

December 13, 2011

The trouble with end-of-the-year predictions is that you can never be sure where satire ends and clairvoyance begins.

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The Flame virus: Implications versus speculation

Spy virus Flame is evasive, but its goal is nothing new

Microsoft hands out more Duqu fixes despite prior patch

Duqu variant uncovered

The not-so-advanced persistent threat

The not-so-advanced persistent threat

Breaking down Duqu: The not-so-lost son of Stuxnet

Book of Lists: 2011’s strongest trends, weirdest news

“Critical” Microsoft security bugs at lowest level since 2005

Top of the potshots

Cyber crime aftermath: Beyond the indictment