A new component discovered by researchers at Chronicle, a cybersecurity company owned by Google parent Alphabet, suggests that a fourth team was involved in the early development of the notorious Stuxnet malware.
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New Module Suggests Fourth Team Involved in Stuxnet Development
A new component discovered by researchers at Chronicle, a cybersecurity company owned by Google parent Alphabet, suggests that a fourth team was involved in the early development of the notorious Stuxnet malware. The post New Module Suggests Fourth Team Involved in Stuxnet Development appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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