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Rocra Espionage Malware Campaign Uncovered After Five Years of Activity
For five years, it hid in the weeds of networks used by Eastern European diplomats, government employees and scientific research organizations, stealing data and infecting more machines in an espionage campaign rivaling Flame and others of its ilk. The campaign, called Rocra or Red October by researchers at Kaspersky Lab, focused not only on workstations, but mobile devices and networking gear to gain a foothold inside strategic organizations. Once inside, attackers pivoted internally and stole everything from files on desktops, smartphones and FTP servers, to email databases using exploits developed in China and Russian malware, Kaspersky researchers said.
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Off the cliff we go.
We prefer to stay inside the ski lodge.
Imitations are never quite as good.
The very cool panoramic photo feature of iOS 6 on display.
Things seem to be going well in Oxford.
Russian Mafia Organizes to Double Cybercrime Profits in 2011
Infographic via Group-IB
Russian mafia and other criminal organizations were at the helm of a cybercrime industry that doubled its value in 2011, according to a new report from the Russian security firm Group-IB.
Russian Mafia Organizes to Double Cybercrime Profits in 2011
Infographic via Group-IB
Russian mafia and other criminal organizations were at the helm of a cybercrime industry that doubled its value in 2011, according to a new report from the Russian security firm Group-IB.
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