Second Stuxnet? Iran's Natanz nuclear facility suffered another cyberattack at the weekend, with the finger once again pointed at Israel
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Researchers Uncover Stuxnet-Style Flaw In Windows
The zero-day vulnerability affects the same Windows component used by Stuxnet to attack critical infrastructure when it was first appeared 10 years ago
Iran Says Nuclear Facility Fire May Have Been Cyber-Sabotage
A fire at Natanz uranium-enrichment facility may have been a cyber-attack Iranian officials say, recalling Stuxnet virus attack on same plant in 2010
Iran Tests Firewall To Counter Stuxnet Threats
Industrial systems now protected from foreign cyber threats, Iran tells world after alleging Israeli attack
Iran: New Cyber-Attacks Target Telecoms, Nuclear Infrastructure
Meanwhile, former US intelligence officials claim Iran and China killed dozens of spies following a 'catastrophic' cyber-communications lapse
Wikileaks Reveals CIA Tool To Hack ‘Air Bridged’ Computers
"Brutal Kangaroo” tool used by US spooks to hack into computers not connected to the Internet
Iran Removes Malware From Petrochemical Plants – Report
Iran takes 'necessary defensive measures' after malware is discovered at two of its petrochemical plants
Stuxnet-Esque Irongate Malware Targets Industrial Control Systems
FireEye Labs uncover strange malware, similar to Stuxnet, that has targeted industrial controls for years
North Korean Hackers Can Kill, Claims Defector
North Korea spends up to 20 percent of its military budget honing its cyber-attack capabilities
Iran Hackers ‘Hitting Dissidents And US Defence’
Most victims of Iranian hacker crews based inside the country, as attackers take up digital espionage in earnest, researchers find
Stuxnet Infected Russian Nuclear Plant, International Space Station, Claims Kaspersky
According to the charismatic CEO, malware created to disrupt Iranian nuclear research has travelled to space
Iran Launches National Email Service For All Citizens
But cannot promise that the domestic and state-controlled email service will be free of censorship
Snowden: NSA, Israel Co-wrote Stuxnet
The US' National Security Agency worked with Israel on the Stuxnet attack on Iranian uranium processing centrifuges, according to ex-intelligence contractor Edward Snowden
US ‘Investigating Military Officer Over Stuxnet Leaks’
US has never admitted to making Stuxnet, but is still investigating those who leaked information on the malware
Benjamin Netanyahu: Iran Significantly Increased Cyber Strikes On Israel
Israel's prime minister warns critical infrastructure is being bombarded by attacks from Iran and its allies
InfoSec 2013: Thousands Of Open Servers Leave Critical Government Systems Vulnerable
Researchers find oil and gas systems, medical devices and naval ships could all be manipulated thanks to over 100,000 serial servers
China Hackers Keenest On Industrial System Attacks – Trend Micro
China is the source of most attacks on Trend's fake industrial systems
RSA 2013: Stuxnet Attacks On Iran May Have Been Active In 2005
Stuxnet is older than previously thought and had a different attack vector than the finished product, Symantec reveals
New York Times Hit By ‘Chinese Hackers’
NYT says it was able to link attacks back to China, but there remain problems with attribution
US General: Iran Poses Serious Cyber Attack Threat
Stuxnet has caused a spike in offensive work in Iran
Cybergeddon – Who Would Kill The Internet And How Could They Do It?
"Cybergeddon" is a real, if unlikely, threat but who would want to carry out such a monstrosity anyway?
Quiz of the Week: Security 2.0
We've ironed out the flaws in a new version of our security quiz...
Governments To Show ‘Public Demonstrations Of Cyber War Power’
Cyber war is coming and governments are going to flex their muscles in the coming months, says Mikko Hypponen
MiniFlame Sabotage Tool Spotted Supporting State-Funded Malware
MiniFlame can either work on its own or back up its bigger buddies Flame and Gauss
Siemens Software Flaw Threatens Critical Infrastructure
US authorities investigate a vulnerability which resembles the one used by Stuxnet
Exploit Merchant Vupen Plots London Base
Exclusive: Vupen CEO says business is coming to London as the controversial exploit-selling market continues to expand
Kaspersky Calls For Cryptography Help On Gauss ‘Warhead’
Russian firm can't crack Gauss' secret
Kaspersky And CrySys Offer Gauss Detection Tools
Two free tools are being offered by Kaspersky Lab and CrySys to detect the cyber-spying tool Gauss
Gauss: A Government Cyber Espionage Tool With Mysterious ‘Warhead’
Another nation state-funded cyber espionage tool rears its ugly head, Kaspersky says
Stuxnet And Flame Scare Critical Iranian Infrastructure Offline
After Stuxnet and Flame cause carnage, Iran is set to take some of its infrastructure off the Internet