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    World's most complex malware discovered - after two years in the wild

    http://www.tgdaily.com/security-feat...rs-in-the-wild

    What's most astonishing is that Kaspersky believes that the Worm.Win32.Flame virus has been out there undetected for over two years.

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    Re: World's most complex malware discovered - after two years in the wild

    Yes, I read about this malware. Kind of scary.
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    Re: World's most complex malware discovered - after two years in the wild

    Check out this analysis of the flame worm. That's a very professional product, built with a very nice tool set.

    dd_wizard

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    Re: World's most complex malware discovered - after two years in the wild

    What systems does it affect? Nix's? Windows? Mac's? BSD? Android?

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    Re: World's most complex malware discovered - after two years in the wild

    The article only mentions Windows characteristics (DLLs, MS vulnerabilities) so I assume it's limited to Windows.

    Edit. The name is also a bit of a hint: Worm.Win32.Flame.

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    Re: World's most complex malware discovered - after two years in the wild

    I wonder if it will get broken by updates. Even malware is getting bloated these days.
    "Never let the task you are trying to accomplish distract you from the study of computers."

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    Re: World's most complex malware discovered - after two years in the wild

    ...but does it require IE6?

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    Re: World's most complex malware discovered - after two years in the wild

    Quote Originally Posted by sillav
    What systems does it affect? Nix's? Windows? Mac's? BSD? Android?
    If oddly enough, Windows.

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    Re: World's most complex malware discovered - after two years in the wild

    Hmm, I always thought that Windows is malware. So Flame and its ilk don't really change anything.

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    Re: World's most complex malware discovered - after two years in the wild

    Quote Originally Posted by flyingfsck
    Hmm, I always thought that Windows is malware.
    I was wondering when someone would say that.

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    Re: World's most complex malware discovered - after two years in the wild

    Quote Originally Posted by flyingfsck
    Hmm, I always thought that Windows is malware. So Flame and its ilk don't really change anything.
    Can't be..

    Malware actually does something

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