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Three New Flame-Related Malicious Programs Found: At Least One Still In The Wild

Research conducted by Kaspersky Lab in partnership with ITU's IMPACT, CERT-Bund/BSI and Symantec reveals Flame platform dates back to 2006 and is still being developed.

September 29, 2012 / 14:10 IST

Kaspersky Lab has announced the results of new research related to the discovery of the sophisticated nation-state sponsored Flame cyber-espionage campaign. During the research, conducted by Kaspersky Lab in partnership with International Telecommunication Union’s cybersecurity executing arm - IMPACT , CERT-Bund/BSI and Symantec, a number of Command and Control (C&C) servers used by Flame’s creators were analysed in detail. The analysis revealed new, groundbreaking facts about Flame. Particularly, traces of three yet undiscovered malicious programs were found, and it was discovered that the development of the Flame platform dates back to 2006.Click here for full story

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first published: Sep 29, 2012 02:04 pm

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