From Wired Magazine, this excellent portrait of DuQu. Bottom line: it’s doing active reconnaissance on cyber systems and it’s as sophisticated as Stuxnet. The implication of the article seems to be the DuQu is setting up for a future cyber attack, learning about specific systems architectures and transmitting that information…somewhere.
Category: Stuxnet
Weaponizing Lap Top Batteries: Stuxnet style approach?
The link from Schneier’s Security Blog is here. I think the implications are important. Essentially we have programmable components of systems that can attack the larger system under conditions where the factory code is hacked.
Stuxnet: The long version
For my computer science colleagues, Kim Zetter’s excellent long piece in Wired is here. Fascinating story of reverse engineering code to figure out the target.