The Miniduke APT campaign is back in business with new tools to steal data from new targets in an assortment of countries from all over the globe. The Miniduke advanced persistent threat (APT) ...

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA--(Marketwire - Mar 4, 2013) - A version of MiniDuke -- the cyberspy malware aimed at governments and agencies in Europe and elsewhere -- has been operating for at least 21 months, ...

Have old school malware writers resurfaced? According to Kaspersky Lab CEO Eugene Kaspersky they have, and they are behind the newest cyber attack against governments in Europe through a malware code ...

At the end of April Microsoft announced that a vulnerability in Word was actively being exploited. New variants of MiniDuke display interesting and novel features. Here, we take a closer look. The ...

New web-based components of the MiniDuke espionage malware were discovered by researchers at Kaspersky Labs and CrySys Lab. The malware exploits vulnerabilities in Java and Internet Explorer.

Researchers at Kaspersky have identified a mysterious group of hackers that could be cyber-mercenaries, rival drug dealers or even law enforcement Researchers have been left a little baffled by a ...

In late February, Government officials in more than 20 countries were the victims of an Adobe-based exploit that hackers have used to drop the MiniDuke malware, tasked with stealing intelligence from ...

MiniDuke’s highly customized backdoor was written in assembler and is very small in size, being only 20kb. MiniDuke’s highly customized backdoor was written in assembler and is very small in size, ...

It looks like this just isn't Adobe's week. A new virus, called MiniDuke, has been attacking government institutions all around Europe and the United States using a security exploit in the Adobe ...

Researchers who first spotted a targeted attack campaign aimed at a small number of government bodes in 23 countries -- mainly in Europe -- say they've discovered two new attack vectors in the attacks ...