Leaked NSA dump contains tools developed by NSA Territorial Dispute to track stateSecurity Affairs·Mar 8, 10:24 UTC · Mar 8, 2018Malware42
TURNIPSCHOOL DIY NSA spying tech from NSA Tao catalogSecurity Affairs·Mar 18, 13:27 UTC · Mar 18, 2018Malware42
The NSA is Refusing to Disclose its Policy on Backdooring Commercial ProductsSchneier on Security·Oct 28, 14:40 UTC · Oct 28, 2020Malware42
NSA compromised systems in North Korea with a MalwareSecurity Affairs·Jan 23, 08:01 UTC · Jan 23, 2015Malware42
More Detail on the Juniper Hack and the NSA PRNG BackdoorSchneier on Security·Sep 9, 11:13 UTC · Sep 9, 2021Malware42
Der Spiegel - TAO hacking elite unit and NSA backdoor catalog revealedSecurity Affairs·Dec 2, 10:44 UTC · Dec 2, 2017Malware42
Russian spies pilfered data from NSA Contractor's home PC running a Kaspersky AVSecurity Affairs·Oct 6, 07:42 UTC · Oct 6, 2017Malware42
Kaspersky provided further details on NSA Incident. Other APTs targeted the same PCSecurity Affairs·Nov 17, 10:05 UTC · Nov 17, 2017Malware42
Researchers Demonstrated How NSA Broke Trillions of Encrypted ConnectionsThe Hacker News·Oct 12, 15:25 UTC · Oct 12, 2016Malware42
Former NSA Employee Pleads Guilty to Taking Classified DataKrebs on Security·Dec 15, 00:00 UTC · Dec 15, 2017Malware42
Kaspersky: Hackers used backdoored MS Office keySecurity Affairs·Oct 26, 09:05 UTC · Oct 26, 2017Malware42
Ex-NSA Developer Gets 5.5 Years in Prison for Taking Top Secret Documents HomeThe Hacker News·Sep 26, 08:47 UTC · Sep 26, 2018Malware42
NSA Exploit EternalBlue is becoming even common in hacking tools and malwareSecurity Affairs·Oct 24, 21:08 UTC · Oct 24, 2017Malware42
More on Kaspersky and the Stolen NSA Attack ToolsSchneier on Security·Jan 27, 14:29 UTC · Jan 27, 2020Malware42
WannaMine, the sophisticated crypto miner that spreads via NSA EternalBlue exploitSecurity Affairs·Feb 1, 18:07 UTC · Feb 1, 2018Malware42
NSA and Allies Uncover Russian Snake Malware Network in 50+ CountriesInfosecurity Magazine·May 10, 16:30 UTC · May 10, 2023Malware42
FBI and NSA joint report details APT28's Linux malware DrovorubSecurity Affairs·Aug 13, 18:07 UTC · Aug 13, 2020Malware42
Expert founds EternalRocks, a malware that uses 7 NSA Hacking ToolsSecurity Affairs·May 23, 06:15 UTC · May 23, 2017Malware42
FBI, CISA, and NSA Reveal How Hackers Targeted a Defense Industrial Base OrganizationThe Hacker News·Oct 6, 04:58 UTC · Oct 6, 2022Malware42
Bounty to Recover NIST's Elliptic Curve SeedsSchneier on Security·Oct 12, 11:09 UTC · Oct 12, 2023Malware42
Cryptographic Flaw in Libbitcoin Explorer Cryptocurrency WalletSchneier on Security·Aug 15, 00:00 UTC · Aug 15, 2023Malware42
Linux Improves Its Random Number GeneratorSchneier on Security·Apr 12, 19:25 UTC · Apr 12, 2022Malware42
Expert identifies new Nazar APT referenced in 2017 Shadow Brokers leakSecurity Affairs·Apr 23, 21:48 UTC · Apr 23, 2020Malware42
CIA Hacking unit APT-C-39 hit China since 2008Security Affairs·Mar 4, 08:20 UTC · Mar 4, 2020Malware42
Who planted the Juniper ScreenOS Backdoor?Security Affairs·Feb 14, 09:51 UTC · Feb 14, 2018MalwareCVE-2015-7755CVE-2015-775647
Operation Gamework: Infrastructure Overlaps Found Between BlueAlpha and Iranian APTsRecorded Future·Jul 31, 00:00 UTC · Jul 31, 2025Malware42
Notorious Malware, Spam Host “Prospero” Moves to Kaspersky LabKrebs on Security·Feb 28, 21:09 UTC · Feb 28, 2025Malware42
China to disclose secret US ‘global reconnaissance system,’ claims officialThe Record·Aug 14, 11:58 UTC · Aug 14, 2023Malware42
UNC3524 APT uses IP cameras to deploy backdoors and target ExchangeSecurity Affairs·May 3, 08:40 UTC · May 3, 2022Malware42
Schneider Electric published an advisory on Drovorub Linux MalwareSecurity Affairs·Nov 14, 18:22 UTC · Nov 14, 2020Malware42
The "Extended Random" Feature in the BSAFE Crypto LibrarySchneier on Security·Jan 29, 08:02 UTC · Jan 29, 2020Malware42
Do-It-Yourself Online Privacy/Safety GuideSchneier on Security·Jan 27, 14:16 UTC · Jan 27, 2020Malware42
How the US Secret Service Breaks into SmartphonesSchneier on Security·Jan 27, 14:16 UTC · Jan 27, 2020Malware42
Big banks want to intentionally weaken the internet’s most important security protocolCyberScoop·Mar 1, 21:52 UTC · Mar 1, 2018Malware42
Why is State Department silent in the global encryption debate?CyberScoop·Jun 24, 16:20 UTC · Jun 24, 2016Malware42