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Stuxnet infected the network of Russian nuclear facilitySecurity Affairs·Nov 10, 09:41 UTC · Nov 10, 2013Malware30
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Kaspersky Security Bulletin. Malware Evolution 2010Kaspersky Securelist·Feb 17, 11:19 UTC · Feb 17, 2011Malware55
'Olyimpic Games' and boomerang effect, it isn't sport but cyber warSecurity Affairs·Nov 1, 11:10 UTC · Nov 1, 2018Malware55
Kaspersky Security Bulletin. Malware Evolution 2011Kaspersky Securelist·Mar 1, 12:07 UTC · Mar 1, 2012MalwareCVE-2011-0609CVE-2011-2462CVE-2011-340260
The Mystery of Duqu: Part Seven (Back to Stuxnet)Kaspersky Securelist·Dec 28, 20:37 UTC · Dec 28, 2011Malware42
Stuxnet signed certificates frequently asked questionsKaspersky Securelist·Jul 21, 12:41 UTC · Jul 21, 2010Malware42
Fast16: Pre-Stuxnet malware that targeted precision engineering softwareSecurity Affairs·Apr 27, 08:48 UTC · Apr 27, 2026Malware55
Equation: The Death Star of Malware GalaxyKaspersky Securelist·Feb 16, 18:55 UTC · Feb 16, 2015Malware55
Why Diginotar may turn out more important than StuxnetKaspersky Securelist·Sep 5, 04:26 UTC · Sep 5, 2011Malware55
Trisis malware has the security world spooked, stumped and searching for answersCyberScoop·Jan 16, 16:56 UTC · Jan 16, 2018Malware30
Iran,Oil Industry under cyber attack,are we close to a military strike?Security Affairs·Apr 24, 09:13 UTC · Apr 24, 2012Malware55
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Researchers Identify Fast16 Sabotage Malware That PreInfosecurity Magazine·Apr 27, 09:10 UTC · Apr 27, 2026Malware55
USB threats from malware to minersKaspersky Securelist·Sep 25, 10:00 UTC · Sep 25, 2018MalwareCVE-2010-256860
Kaspersky Security Bulletin 2012. Malware EvolutionKaspersky Securelist·Dec 5, 15:00 UTC · Dec 5, 2012MalwareCVE-2012-050760
From Nuisance Viruses to Stuxnet: Talking Malware With Eugene KasperskyKaspersky Securelist·Dec 9, 15:37 UTC · Dec 9, 2010Malware42
IRONGATE, a mysterious ICS Malware discovered in the wildSecurity Affairs·Dec 14, 20:38 UTC · Dec 14, 2017Malware30
Dangerous Malware Discovered that Can Take Down Electric Power GridsThe Hacker News·Jun 12, 16:13 UTC · Jun 12, 2017Malware55
Monthly Malware Statistics, September 2010Kaspersky Securelist·Oct 5, 11:00 UTC · Oct 5, 2010MalwareCVE-2010-1885CVE-2010-2568CVE-2010-0886+2 CVEs35
USB worm unleashed by Russian state hackers spreads worldwideArs Technica · Security·Nov 22, 00:02 UTC · Nov 22, 2023Malware30
Triton malware shines light on threat facing energy production companiesCyberScoop·Dec 18, 15:37 UTC · Dec 18, 2017Malware in the wild60
Why Eugene Kaspersky keeps talking about 'Project Sauron'CyberScoop·Dec 1, 23:10 UTC · Dec 1, 2017Malware30
Government-built malware and cyber weapons will run out of controlSecurity Affairs·Oct 26, 08:37 UTC · Oct 26, 2017Malware55
Hacking industrial processes with and undetectable PLC RootkitSecurity Affairs·Sep 18, 16:46 UTC · Sep 18, 2016Malware55
Monthly Malware Statistics: November 2011Kaspersky Securelist·Dec 12, 17:32 UTC · Dec 12, 2011Malware42