SecurityWeek will host a live webcast with Symantec this week on the topic of Duqu, newly discovered malware considered to be the precursor to the next Stuxnet.
Note: This Webcast Was Recorded and Is Now Available on Demand Here.
In the webcast, Kevin Haley, Director of Symantec Security Technology and Response, will present and discuss recent analysis on the latest outbreak findings of this intriguing new malware.
When: On Demand
Presenter: Kevin Haley, Director, Symantec Security Technology and Response
Duqu Background
The next chapter of Stuxnet began recently with Duqu, a new threat whose goal is to gather intelligence in order to conduct a future Stuxnet-like attack. Parts of Duqu’s code are nearly identical to Stuxnet’s, but it has a completely different goal. Duqu’s purpose is to gather intelligence and assets like design documents that will give the attackers the insights they need to mount a future, highly-targeted attack on organizations such as industrial facilities.

More from SecurityWeek News
- Threat Hunting Summit Virtual Event NOW LIVE
- Video: ESG – CISO’s Guide to an Emerging Risk Cornerstone
- Threat Modeling Firm IriusRisk Raises $29 Million
- SentinelOne Announces $100 Million Venture Fund
- Today: 2022 CISO Forum Virtual Event
- Cymulate Closes $70M Series D Funding Round
- SecurityWeek to Host CISO Forum Virtually September 13-14, 2022: Registration is Open
- Privilege Escalation Flaw Haunts VMware Tools
Latest News
- KeePass Update Patches Vulnerability Exposing Master Password
- AntChain, Intel Create New Privacy-Preserving Computing Platform for AI Training
- Keep Aware Raises $2.4M to Eliminate Browser Blind Spots
- Google Workspace Gets Passkey Authentication
- Cybersecurity Startup Elba Raises €2.5 Million for Employee-Focused Product
- Zoom Expands Privacy Options for European Customers
- Several Major Organizations Confirm Being Impacted by MOVEit Attack
- Apple Unveils Upcoming Privacy and Security Features
