The Flame platform was believed dead following public exposure in 2012, but recently discovered evidence suggests that it remained alive, albeit very well hidden, security researchers at Alphabet-owned Chronicle reveal.
Cybercrime·Cyberwarfare
New Version of Flame Malware Platform Discovered
The Flame platform was believed dead following public exposure in 2012, but recently discovered evidence suggests that it remained alive, albeit very well hidden, security researchers at Alphabet-owned Chronicle reveal. The post New Version of Flame Malware Platform Discovered appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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