Back to Stuxnet: the missing linkKaspersky Securelist·Jun 11, 17:30 UTC · Jun 11, 2012Vulnerability30
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Stuxnet bug is still one of the most exploited flaws in the wildSecurity Affairs·Sep 17, 14:59 UTC · Sep 17, 2022Exploit / PoCCVE-2010-256850
Stuxnet infected the network of Russian nuclear facilitySecurity Affairs·Nov 10, 09:41 UTC · Nov 10, 2013Malware30
Shadow Brokers data dump reveals yet another NSA-Stuxnet linkHelp Net Security·Apr 18, 00:00 UTC · Apr 18, 2017Exploit / PoC45
Trisis malware has the security world spooked, stumped and searching for answersCyberScoop·Jan 16, 16:56 UTC · Jan 16, 2018Malware30
Are America’s nuclear systems so old they’re unThe Record·Jan 13, 00:00 UTC · Jan 13, 2023Vulnerability30
IRONGATE, a mysterious ICS Malware discovered in the wildSecurity Affairs·Dec 14, 20:38 UTC · Dec 14, 2017Malware30
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
Why Eugene Kaspersky keeps talking about 'Project Sauron'CyberScoop·Dec 1, 23:10 UTC · Dec 1, 2017Malware30
Israel hackers caught Russian cyber spies abusing Kaspersky AV to steal NSA secretsSecurity Affairs·Oct 11, 11:30 UTC · Oct 11, 2017Data breach45
New Version of Flame Malware DiscoveredSchneier on Security·Jan 27, 14:39 UTC · Jan 27, 2020Malware30
Beware! Hackers Can Steal Your Windows Password Remotely Using ChromeThe Hacker News·May 17, 10:14 UTC · May 17, 2017Vulnerability30
Lax Cybersecurity at Nuclear Facilities is a Recipe For Widespread DisasterSecurity Affairs·Dec 10, 19:25 UTC · Dec 10, 2016Vulnerability30
W32.Narilam, the malware that hit databases in the Middle EastSecurity Affairs·Dec 1, 11:43 UTC · Dec 1, 2016Malware30
Narilam: A ‘New’ Destructive Malware Used In the Middle EastKaspersky Securelist·Nov 26, 15:59 UTC · Nov 26, 2012Malware30
miniFlame aka SPE: “Elvis and his friends”Kaspersky Securelist·Oct 15, 15:00 UTC · Oct 15, 2012Malware30
The Caracas operation suggests cyber was part of the planCyberScoop·Feb 19, 11:00 UTC · Feb 19, 2026Vulnerability30
Wargames director Jackie Schneider on why cyber is one of 'the most interesting scholarly puzzles'The Record·May 24, 15:14 UTC · May 24, 2024Malware30
Blackjack group used ICS malware Fuxnet against Russian targetsSecurity Affairs·Apr 15, 19:39 UTC · Apr 15, 2024Malware30
Microsoft is working on a more secure print system for WindowsHelp Net Security·Dec 18, 00:00 UTC · Dec 18, 2023Vulnerability30
Friday Squid Blogging: Thermal Batteries from Squid ProteinsSchneier on Security·Feb 17, 22:03 UTC · Feb 17, 2023Research130
More than 2,000 cybersecurity patent applications filed since 2010: reportThe Record·Feb 10, 18:06 UTC · Feb 10, 2023Malware30
The Difference Between Human and Machine IdentitiesSecurity Affairs·Mar 3, 12:01 UTC · Mar 3, 2022Data breach45
Security Vulnerabilities in Star WarsSchneier on Security·Jan 27, 14:31 UTC · Jan 27, 2020Vulnerability30