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Discussion: The "Flame" virus, the most complex computer bug ever discovered, has been lurking for years inside Iranian government computers, spying on the country's officials.  What does this mean for future cyberwarfare?






Discussion: The "Flame" virus, the most complex computer bug ever discovered, has been lurking for years inside Iranian government computers, spying on the country's officials.  What does this mean for future cyberwarfare?
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The "Flame" virus, the most complex computer bug ever discovered, has been lurking for
years inside
Iranian government computers, spying on the country's officials. What does this mean for future
cyberwarfare?
Flame which is also known as Flamer or sKyWIper is a computer malware which was discovered in 2012
attaching the Iranian government computers running over the Microsoft Windows Operating Systems. It
was programmed to target the cyber espionage in Eastern countries of Arabs and middle-east. It was
announced on 28May2012 by CERT center of MAHER of Iran, Kaspersky Labs and CrySyS lab of Budapest
University of Technology and Economics. The Flame was stated to be most sophisticated malware ever
encountered in the history of computer security and arguably was denoted as most complex malware
ever found...
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