Stuxnet: What Has Changed?

To Kill a Centrifuge A Technical Analysis of What Stuxnet ’ s Creators Tried to Achieve Ralph Langner

Is Quantitative Analysis of Stuxnet Possible?

Recently, many papers and reports were published on the analysis of Stuxnet’s code, [1], [2]. No quantitative analysis of Stuxnet was done yet, mostly because the necessary information is not readily available. However, quantitative analysis can be very useful, for example to obtain better insight in the spreading process and to analyze the efficiency of counter-measures. Quantitative analysis ...

On the Resilience of the Dependability Framework to the Intrusion of New Security Threats

B. Randell has been instrumental, with others, in the definition of the dependability framework. Initially thought of with a strong emphasis on accidental faults, it has paid more attention over the years to intentional ones and, thus, to classical security concepts as well. Recently, a couple of incidents have received a lot of attention: the Hydraq and Stuxnet worms outbreaks. They have been ...

O16: Surgical Treatment of Epilepsies: What Has Changed over the last 25 Years?

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W32.Duqu: The Precursor to the Next Stuxnet

On October 14, 2011, we were alerted to a sample by the Laboratory of Cryptography and System Security (CrySyS) at Budapest University of Technology and Economics. The threat appeared very similar to the Stuxnet worm from June of 2010 [1]. CrySyS named the threat Duqu [dyü-kyü] because it creates files with the file name prefix “~DQ” [2]. We confirmed Duqu is a threat nearly identical to Stuxne...