IBM is banning all removable storage, company-wide, in a new policy that seeks to avoid financial and reputational damage stemming from a misplaced or misused...
Tag - Stuxnet
Remember the notorious Stuxnet worm? It was a highly-sophisticated piece of malware – developed by the United States and Israeli intelligence –...
Siemens industrial software targeted by Stuxnet malware is still full of security flaws, according to Russian researcher Sergey Gordeychik. His Defcon security...
Iranian citizens are soon to have their online access restricted to their very own Internet in what the government calls an attempt to improve national cyber...
Iran decides to cut off Internet access for some key ministries and state organizations starting this September to protect them against cyber-attacks. Viruses...
Chinese hackers are thought to be behind an attack against India’s naval computer systems located in Visakhaptnam, the headquarters of the Eastern Naval...
Iranian authorities claim they detected a planned massive Western cyber attack against its nuclear facilities soon after international talks on Iran’s...
Iranian Police say they have traced the attackers of the oil plant computers back in US and now expect American authorities to disclose the identities of the...
In 2010, the world stopped spinning for a moment, as evidence of a highly complex piece of malware hitting a nuclear research facility in Iran started to...
Yesterday evening, we got hold of a new e-threat identified as Win32.Duqu.A that tripped a heuristic routine. A closer look at the file revealed that it's not...