Iran Facing 'Stuxnet On Steroids' Attack

The Russian malware hunter whose firm discovered the Flame virus said Wednesday there could be plenty more malicious code out there, and warned he feared a disastrous cyber attack could be coming."It's quite logical that there are new cyber weapons designed, and maybe already computers infected that we don't know about," Eugene Kaspersky, founder of Kaspersky Lab, said on the fringes of a Tel Aviv University cyber security conference.

The BBC is reporting a massive new Cyber-Attack described as an ?Industrial Vacuum Cleaner for Sensitive Information.? Details of the complex attack were provided to the BBC by the??Russian security firm Kaspersky Labs??after the??United Nations' International Telecommunications Union??asked the Lab to look into reports in April that??computers belonging to the Iranian Oil Ministry??and the Iranian ...

Have old school malware writers resurfaced? According to Kaspersky Lab CEO Eugene Kaspersky they have, and they are behind the newest cyber attack against governments in Europe through a malware code the Russian internet security firm dubbed "MiniDuke."

Apple is releasing a malware removal tool after a number of Mac systems were infected by computer hackers.

Kaspersky says these Android apps contain malware that could also infect your PC.

Some government behind Stuxnet and Flame malware that infected Iran nuclear power plants, Russian firm says.

June has been a month of blown covers for the U.S.?s and Israel?s state-sponsored hacker black ops. First Stuxnet was exposed as an American and Israeli creation. Now there?s little doubt that the ultra-complex Flame spyware was, too. On Monday, researchers at antivirus firm Kaspersky released a new analysis of Flame?s and Stuxnet?s code that ...