Maow writes "ArsTechnica has a story up about another advanced malware infection discovered by Kaspersky that is thought to have been around since 2007, slurping up data from its targets.
Fortunately, you likely were not infected. Your government, however, might have been. Especially if you live in a Spanish-speaking country.
Fortunately, you likely were not infected. Your government, however, might have been. Especially if you live in a Spanish-speaking country.
Calling it the most sophisticated malware-driven espionage campaign ever discovered, researchers said they have uncovered an attack dating back to at least 2007 that infected computers running the Windows, OS X, and Linux operating systems of 380 victims in 31 countries."
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Kaspersky Discovers Sophisticated Malware Campaign
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(Score: 2, Funny) by LaminatorX on Thursday February 13 2014, @05:26AM
(Score: 1) by NCommander on Thursday February 13 2014, @05:28AM
Still always moving
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday February 13 2014, @05:33AM
(Score: 1) by soulde on Thursday February 13 2014, @07:00AM
(Score: 1) by janrinok on Friday February 14 2014, @09:33PM
Its OK, they leave them in their suit trouser pocket when they send it to the cleaners... (GWB! I believe)
I am not interested in knowing who people are or where they live. My interest starts and stops at our servers.
(Score: 1) by amblivous on Thursday February 13 2014, @07:15AM
For those who have not, or will not rtfa, this article is referring to the Mask or 'Careto' malware.
Actually I just need some mod points so please mod this informative ;-)
All generalisations are false.
(Score: 1) by toygeek on Thursday February 13 2014, @07:15AM
There is no Sig. Okay, maybe a short one. http://miscdotgeek.com
(Score: 1) by omoc on Friday February 14 2014, @05:41PM