The tracking (and scope) of GhostNet, a significant example of the use of malware and botnets for espionage. Some items of this were given in a story in the New York Times. There is also related work in a report out of Cambridge (full report in PDF)(which, like everything else Ross Anderson has written, is worth reading regardless of your level of interest).
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29 March 2009
GhostNet
Posted by Rob Slade on 29 March 2009 at 06:46 PM in Cybersecurity Training, Digital Forensics, IT Security, Legal, Malware, Network Security, Operations Security, Privacy, Risk | Permalink
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