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ISRAEL AT WAR - DAY 425

Symantec

Illustrative computer virus. (istock)
December 15, 2016, 4:53 pm
Mutually assured cyber destruction?
Op-ed: Experts say first the US, then some of the West’s enemies, have developed the capability to shut down entire countries at the flip of a switch
By David Horovitz
A computer, illustrative (CC BY-SA HackNY, Flickr)
November 24, 2014, 2:18 pm
‘State-sponsored’ computer spyware seen in Saudi Arabia, Russia
Regin is similar to Stuxnet, which targeted Iranian nuclear sites, according to software security firm
By Rob Lever
Antonio Forzieri (standing) checks out the work of one of the Israeli teams in the Cyber Challenge contest (Photo credit: Courtesy)
September 19, 2014, 1:27 pm
Israeli hackers ‘scary talented,’ says security expert
Antonio Forzieri, a top executive at Symantec, praises combination of speed, knowledge, skill of Israeli cyber-experts
By David Shamah
Country distribution of Stuxnet 0.5, based on Symantec's research (Photo credit: Courtesy Symantec)
February 27, 2013, 7:28 pm
Expert: Stuxnet part of long-term effort to stop Iran nukes
New evidence shows that the virus has been active in Iran’s Natanz facility almost since the day it opened in 2007
By David Shamah
Computer motherboard (photo credit: Shay Levy/ Flash 90)
February 27, 2013, 11:56 am
‘Stuxnet virus attacked Iran earlier than thought’
Researchers uncover previously unknown version of the malicious program that sabotaged Natanz nuclear facility in 2010
By Stuart Winer and David Shamah
Symantec NetBackup 5220 security appliance (Photo credit: Courtesy)
November 14, 2012, 11:35 am
Breaking the ‘hacker attack chain’
At a recent seminar in Israel, security experts from Symantec laid out what Israel – and the world – faces in the coming cyberwar
By David Shamah
Computer motherboard (photo credit: Shay Levy/ Flash 90)
October 24, 2012, 10:25 am
Report: Spam choking Israeli, world Internet
If you think you’re getting more junk email than ever before, you’re right; 75% of all messages belong in the trash, security company Symantec says
By David Shamah
Screenshot of Mahdi in action (Photo credit: Kaspersky Labs)
July 19, 2012, 8:39 pm
Mahdi virus victims mostly Israeli, report says
Trojan may be part of the larger Flame malware
By David Shamah
From the WebMarch 25, 2012, 11:40 pm
Cousin of Stuxnet virus emerges
Symantec discovers new cyber weapon akin to one that plagued Iran’s nuclear program
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