Stuxnet

Whether guilty of colluding with Russian spy agencies or found innocent, Kaspersky Lab's future seems bleak

Kaspersky Lab claims that it shares no “inappropriate ties to any govt, including Russia” and that the it is caught in “the middle of a geopolitical fight.”

Iranian cyberespionage capabilites is no more of a 'kitten' says FireEye report

FireEye Chief Executive Kevin Mandia said Iranian cyberespionage had grown in sophistication since he first spotted Iranians conducting rudimentary attacks on the US State Department in 2008.

Virus Found In Mideast Can Spy On Finance Transactions

Dubbed Gauss, the virus may also be capable of attacking critical infrastructure and was built in the same laboratories as Stuxnet.

Flame Pieces Found In Stuxnet Virus: Research

Kaspersky Lab researchers have since found that part of the Flame program code is nearly identical to code found in a 2009 version of Stuxnet.

Powerful 'Flame' Cyber Weapon Found In Iran

It has about 100 times as much code as a typical virus designed to steal financial information, says Kaspersky Lab researcher.

Iran Has 'Neutralised' Stuxnet Virus: Experts

The malicious code, whose precise origin and authorship remain unconfirmed, made its way as early as 2009.

Stuxnet Has At Least Four Cousins: Research

The platform that was used to build Stuxnet and Duqu was also used to create at least three others, says Kaspersky research.

Take A Broader Look At Security; Take Pre-Emptive Measures

McAfee outlines the "Quantum Leap" in security, data, and privacy concerns in its Security Journal

Iran Says It Has Detected Duqu

The head of the civil defence organisation says Iran has developed software to combat the virus.

India Shuts Server Linked To Duqu Computer Virus

Authorities are investigating a computer server in Mumbai for links to the Duqu malicious software.