Stuxnet Clone ‘Duqu’: The Hydrogen Bomb Of Cyberwarfare? | Fox News
If the US and Israel were behind Stuxnet, then could our CIA and DoD also be behind Duqu? According to the article at FoxNews, Duqu gathers intelligence then send that information back to the designer, who would then have passwords and other security features of the infected system. With wars with Syria, Iran, and even Pakistan looming, perhaps this is how our military hope to defuse the enemy. — PID
(FoXNews) — /snip/ If the Stuxnet virus was the atom bomb of cyberwarfare, then the discovery this week of the “Duqu” virus is the hydrogen bomb, security experts are warning.
It is the second major weaponized virus to turn computers into lethal weapons with devastating destructive power.
via Stuxnet Clone ‘Duqu’: The Hydrogen Bomb Of Cyberwarfare? | Fox News.
