The malware at the heart of Google attack is described by researchers as a hexagram that is intended to open a back door to a computer on the Internet. The program, called I Ching by the computer security research community and intended to subvert computers that run different versions of the Windows operating system, was first noticed earlier this year.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
A HEX ON GOOGLE
The malware at the heart of Google attack is described by researchers as a hexagram that is intended to open a back door to a computer on the Internet. The program, called I Ching by the computer security research community and intended to subvert computers that run different versions of the Windows operating system, was first noticed earlier this year.
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