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Wiper, the Destructive Malware possibly connected to Stuxnet and Duqu.
Read more: http://thehackernews.com/2012/09/wiper-destructive-malware-possibly.html
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Duqu, the malware that has been compared to 2010's notorious Stuxnet, is back, security researchers said today.
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Fin d’année chargée pour les utilisateurs de Windows. Microsoft annonce une mise à jour de sécurité étendue avec pas moins de 14 bulletins le 13 décembre prochain, jour du Patch Tuesday.
Une mise à jour à ne pas prendre à la légère, donc...
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Duqu Servers Included Hacked Linux Systems
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Duqu exploits previously unknown vulnerability in Windows kernel - The H Security: News and Features
Microsoft has confirmed that the Duqu worm, used to spy on manufacturers of industrial control systems, exploits a zero day vulnerability in Windows.
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The theory that Duqu is the spawn of Stuxnet is not necessarily accurate. There are some similarities, but the multiple drivers and new variants say otherwise.
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What do Stuxnet, Duqu, Gauss, Mahdi, Flame, Wiper, and Shamoon have in common? Read this blog post by Elinor Mills on Security & Privacy.
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Security firm Kaspersky says the Duqu Trojan was partly written in a programming language it does not recognize.
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European critical infrastructure is not prepared for cyber espionage attacks from information-stealing malware such as Duqu, according to EU security advisory agency Enisa.
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Microsoft has released a workaround for the Windows kernel flaw used by the Duqu malware.
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One version of the attack was triggered by a rigged Microsoft Word .doc that probably included some social engineering and required the target to open...
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SANS Internet Storm Center - A global cooperative cyber threat / internet security monitor and alert system. Featuring daily handler diaries with summarizing and analyzing new threats to networks and internet security events.
Symantec, McAfee and F-Secure, to name a few security vendors, released information about what they are calling "DuQu"...yes, I agree that it is a terrible name, but it is because this malware creates some files on the user's temp folder, that starts with ~DQXXX.tmp (where the XXX can be any number)...
There are several common aspects between DuQu and Stuxnet that leads to the conclusion that they were written by the same group.
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