Somewhere in a Russian computer lab lurks a computer virus so deadly, so indestructible that it can spread even when machines are disconnected from Wi-Fi – or power cables. A researcher and his team have battled the infection for three years – and seen it infect Macs and PCs,…
Japan develops malware cyberweapon
The Japanese government has been quietly developing a cyberweapon since 2008, which reportedly is able to track, identify and disable sources of online attacks, according to The Daily Yomiuri. The virus which was developed by Fujitsu for the Japanese government has the ability to trace cyberattack sources beyond the immediate…
Japan tasks Fujitsu with creating search-and-destroy cyber-weapon
Zombie boss hunter developed in lab Fujitsu has been commissioned to develop ‘seek and destroy’ malware, reportedly designed to track and disable the sources of cyber-attacks.… View full post on hacking tools – Yahoo! News Search Results View full post on National Cyber Security
Japan working on defensive cyberweapon
Japan’s defence ministry is in the process of developing a computer virus capable of tracking, identifying and disabling sources of cyber-attacks, The Yomiuri Shimbun has learned. The development of the virtual cyberweapon was launched in 2008. Since then, the weapon has been tested in a closed network environment. Cyberweapons are…
