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Stuxnet and the DHS

29

Jul

2011

I just came across a post from The H telling us that US government warns of potential Stuxnet variants. Of course, concern about the availability and possible portability of the code is hardly a new concern, but it turns out the article refers to a "Statement for the Record" to the (deep breath) United States House […]

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TLD4: Less hype, more history

02

Jul

2011

Quite rightly, such notables as Paul Ducklin and our own Randy Abrams have poured scorn on the idea of the “indestructible botnet”: indeed, Randy remarked:“Calling the botnet indestructible is tantamount to calling the Internet unsustainable . I suspect that, in time, we’ll discover the ‘T’ in TDL stands for ‘Titanic,’ and a currently unseen iceberg […]

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The Next Stuxnet

13

Jun

2011

In fact, the main point of the article I just sent up to SC Magazine's Cybercrime Corner, "Stuxnet: Paradigms Lost and Paradise Regained" is that the 'next Stuxnet' probably won't be any such thing, whatever we may choose to call it. Stuxnet was certainly a warning, but the message is a bit less dramatic than […]

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