Collaborate Disseminate
By Deeba Ahmed
Beyond Bush and Obama: Dutch Investigation Uncovers Hidden Secrets of Stuxnet’s Billion-Dollar Attack.
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An engineer recruited by intelligence services used a water pump to deliver Stuxnet, which reportedly cost $1-2 billion to develop.
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A report from the Netherlands claims that a Dutch man played a key role in the notorious Stuxnet worm attack against an Iranian nuclear facility, which then accidentally escaped into the wider world. Continue reading Stuxnet: The malware that cost a billion dollars to develop?
The code designed to target industrial control systems joins the pantheon of dangerous malware that can cause cyber-physical harm.
The post Mysterious malware designed to cripple industrial systems linked to Russia appeared first on CyberScoop.
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A successful cyberattack requires more than just gaining entry into a victim’s network. To truly reap the rewards, attackers must maintain a persistent presence within the system. After establishing communication with other compromised network devices, actors can stealthily extract valuable data. The key to all this is a well-developed Command and Control (C2 or C&C) […]
The post How Morris Worm Command and Control Changed Cybersecurity appeared first on Security Intelligence.
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Black Hat 2022 USA Briefings wrapped up this past week, along with its sister conference Defcon 30. Coming back from the COVID hiatus, the conferences were enthusiastically full compared to the 2021 ghost town. Continue reading Black Hat USA 2022 and DEF CON 30
The Colonial Pipeline attack was yet another reminder that critical infrastructure is in desperate need of stronger security. The attack is one of the most recent victims of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure; the phenomenon is not new, nor is it… Continue reading Critical Infrastructure is Missing Something Critical
Over the years, artists have been creating art depicting weapons of mass destruction, war and human conflict. But the weapons of war, and the theatres of operation are changing in …read more Continue reading Portrait of a Digital Weapon
Iran’s Nantaz nuclear centrifuge facility went dark yesterday. Sources say it was an Israeli cyberattack—another one. But something doesn’t add up.
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A evolução da cibersegurança acompanhou o desenvolvimento da tecnologia da comunicação. À medida que progredíamos de telégrafos para os smartphones, o mesmo aconteceu com os ataques cibernéticos, do worm Morris ao Stuxnet e, mais recentemente, Snake ra… Continue reading Evolução da cibersegurança: Uma breve linha do tempo