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Have you heard about the Iranian worm?
Recently a worm infected an Iranian computer that was used for work with uranium. People have been suspected that the US government and Israel have cooperated to create this worm. I don't blame them for this, but there is one problem.
This worm could spread. We could have to deal with it on this forum and help normal computers fix a superworm. Worse still, we would be fighting a creation of the US government, and that could turn out badly.
We should be on our guard.
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Comprev, on Feb 6 2011, 10:42 PM, said:
Have you heard about the Iranian worm?
Recently a worm infected an Iranian computer that was used for work with uranium. People have been suspected that the US government and Israel have cooperated to create this worm. I don't blame them for this, but there is one problem.
This worm could spread. We could have to deal with it on this forum and help normal computers fix a superworm. Worse still, we would be fighting a creation of the US government, and that could turn out badly.
We should be on our guard.
Recently a worm infected an Iranian computer that was used for work with uranium. People have been suspected that the US government and Israel have cooperated to create this worm. I don't blame them for this, but there is one problem.
This worm could spread. We could have to deal with it on this forum and help normal computers fix a superworm. Worse still, we would be fighting a creation of the US government, and that could turn out badly.
We should be on our guard.
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Posted 06 February 2011 - 10:57 PM
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you referring to the Stuxnet worm, it was discussed a while back if search the forum you should find that thread
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wildman424, on Feb 6 2011, 10:57 PM, said:
you referring to the Stuxnet worm, it was discussed a while back if search the forum you should find that thread
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It will be detected by almost every anti malware app.
Of course also by MBAM
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Of course also by MBAM
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xue_dada, on 16 April 2012 - 09:32 PM, said:
can i download some samples
Hello and welcome:
I'm afraid that the MBAM engineers will not provide malware samples to the general public.
This is for security reasons.
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Comprev, on 06 February 2011 - 10:42 PM, said:
Have you heard about the Iranian worm?
Recently a worm infected an Iranian computer that was used for work with uranium. People have been suspected that the US government and Israel have cooperated to create this worm. I don't blame them for this, but there is one problem.
This worm could spread. We could have to deal with it on this forum and help normal computers fix a superworm. Worse still, we would be fighting a creation of the US government, and that could turn out badly.
We should be on our guard.
Recently a worm infected an Iranian computer that was used for work with uranium. People have been suspected that the US government and Israel have cooperated to create this worm. I don't blame them for this, but there is one problem.
This worm could spread. We could have to deal with it on this forum and help normal computers fix a superworm. Worse still, we would be fighting a creation of the US government, and that could turn out badly.
We should be on our guard.
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