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Russian malware is found in ransomware used against power companies
A malware variant previously linked to a hacking group with alleged ties to Russian intelligence has been transformed into a ransomware virus that is now infecting industrial control systems, like those found in power plants and water treatment facilities. This mutated version of KillDisk — malware that is capable of quickly destroying large troves of data — was first discovered in the wild by CyberX, a Framingham,…
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