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Update: Duqu exploits zero-day flaw in Windows kernel
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 11/02/2011 10:05 AM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
The Duqu trojan infects systems by exploiting a previously unknown Windows kernel vulnerability that is remotely executable.
From ComputerWorld:
Update: Duqu exploits zero-day flaw in Windows kernel
The Duqu trojan infects systems by exploiting a previously unknown Windows kernel vulnerability that is remotely executable, security vendor Symantec said today.
Symantec said in a blog post that CrySys, the Hungarian research firm that discovered the Duqu Trojan earlier this month, has identified a dropper file that was used to infect systems with the malware.
Symantec said in a blog post that CrySys, the Hungarian research firm that discovered the Duqu Trojan earlier this month, has identified a dropper file that was used to infect systems with the malware.
Update: Duqu exploits zero-day flaw in Windows kernel
