There are plenty of cyberweapons floating around out there, like Stuxnet, Flame, and that whole gang. Now, Kaspersky has turned up a cyber-espoinage operation its dubbed "Red October," and it's up there in the big leagues. But unlike its cohorts, it doesn't look state-sponsored. This is a freelance job, and it's professional grade.
Jan 14, 2013 1:20 PM
Meet Red October: The Global Cyber-Espionage Ring That Spent 5 Years in the Shadows
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How Intel Will Build the Holodeck
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Woman Drives for 900 Miles Instead of 90 Thanks to GPS Error (and Total Stupidity)
I've read plenty of crazy GPS stories, but this has to be the craziest of them all: a 67-year-old woman drove for 900 miles over the course of two days because of a GPS error combined with her complete lack of attention. Her actual destination was only 90 miles away. More »
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I Have to Write About These Headphones Because the Company Gave Me a Massage
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The Best Laptops of CES 2013: What Laptops?
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Amazing Cliff Houses: Literally Living on the Edge
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These Naked Women Were Selling Phones or Something at CES
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