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Discussion in 'malware problems & news' started by sergey ulasen, Jul 12, 2010.

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  1. TheGyre

    TheGyre Registered Member

    That registering thing seems to have no rhyme or reason to it for the NYT website. Their website appears to randomly ask you to sign in to view articles occasionally. It doesn't cost anything to register, for that matter, since it isn't a subscription.
     
  2. trismegistos

    trismegistos Registered Member

  3. ruinebabine

    ruinebabine Registered Member

    I'm using Proxomitron with sidki's filter set to not have to deal with those kind of annoyances, one among its many other features.
    It works with the majority of mostly known free online news media!
     
  4. MrBrian

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  5. TheGyre

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  6. trismegistos

    trismegistos Registered Member

    Interesting comment from one of the source of that article...

     
  7. Daveski17

    Daveski17 Registered Member

    F-Secure discuss Stuxnet

    Interesting & rather worrying viewing.

    YouTube
     
    Last edited: Jan 19, 2011
  8. JRViejo

    JRViejo Super Moderator

    Merged Threads to Keep Same Topic In One Place!
     
  9. Robin A.

    Robin A. Registered Member

  10. JRViejo

    JRViejo Super Moderator

    Merged Threads to Keep Same Topic In One Place!
     
  11. MrBrian

    MrBrian Registered Member

    From AP Exclusive: Report warns of Iran nuke disaster:
     
  12. MrBrian

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  13. JRViejo

    JRViejo Super Moderator

    SCADA related:
     
  14. MrBrian

    MrBrian Registered Member

  15. trismegistos

    trismegistos Registered Member

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  17. MrBrian

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  18. CloneRanger

    CloneRanger Registered Member

    Israeli general boasts authoring Stuxnet virus

     
  19. SUPERIOR

    SUPERIOR Registered Member

    Code:
    http://www.isssource.com/stuxnet-report-ii-a-worm%E2%80%99s-life/
    http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/news/article/0,289142,sid14_gci1528091,00.html
    
     
  20. hawki

    hawki Registered Member

    Very Interesting Stuxnet Read:


    "Stuxnet Worm

    A Declaration of Cyber-War

    Last summer, the world’s top software-security experts were panicked by the discovery of a drone-like computer virus, radically different from and far more sophisticated than any they’d seen. The race was on to figure out its payload, its purpose, and who was behind it. As the world now knows, the Stuxnet worm appears to have attacked Iran’s nuclear program. And, as Michael Joseph Gross reports, while its source remains something of a mystery, Stuxnet is the new face of 21st-century warfare: invisible, anonymous, and devastating.



    All over Europe, smartphones rang in the middle of the night. Rolling over in bed, blinking open their eyes, civilians reached for the little devices and, in the moment of answering, were effectively drafted as soldiers. They shook themselves awake as they listened to hushed descriptions of a looming threat. Over the next few days and nights, in mid-July of last year, the ranks of these sudden draftees grew, as software analysts and experts in industrial-control systems gathered in makeshift war rooms in assorted NATO countries. Government officials at the highest levels monitored their work. They faced a crisis which did not yet have a name, but which seemed, at first, to have the potential to bring industrial society to a halt.

    A self-replicating computer virus, called a worm, was making its way through thousands of computers around the world, searching for small gray plastic boxes called programmable-logic controllers—tiny computers about the size of a pack of crayons, which regulate the machinery in factories, power plants, and construction and engineering projects. These controllers, or P.L.C.’s, perform the critical scut work of modern life. They open and shut valves in water pipes, speed and slow the spinning of uranium centrifuges, mete out the dollop of cream in each Oreo cookie, and time the change of traffic lights from red to green."

    Full Article Here: http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2011/04/stuxnet-201104

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  21. CloneRanger

    CloneRanger Registered Member

    Conspiracy theory = No Theory - Conspiracy = Yes ! And now you know by who
     
  22. MrBrian

    MrBrian Registered Member

  23. trismegistos

    trismegistos Registered Member

    Conspiracy theorists implicating Stuxnet on the near meltdown of Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactors...
    -http://theuglytruth.podbean.com/2011/03/15/the-ugly-truth-podcast-mar-15-2011/
    o_O
     
    Last edited: Mar 21, 2011
  24. JRViejo

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  25. CloneRanger

    CloneRanger Registered Member

    @ JRViejo

    Thanks for posting :thumb:

    This is quite shocking to hear :eek: Even Linux & Mac systems aren't targetted this quickly. The fact that one or more people have been beavering away to find more vulnerabilities in SCADA shows, either it was just for the challenge, or worse !

    Of course Seimens would have never expected that their software/systems would ever be open to such scutiny, so i guess now that others are proving how insecure etc it now "appears" to be will lead to some red faces and much needed urgent revisions/updates etc :p

    Funny how it's more often than not that outsiders are able to find the vulnerabilities etc than those on the inside :D
     
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