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Malware: Archive: December 2011 

Kaspersky: Same Teams Developed Stuxnet, Duqu Malware

The company also says the same software development environment was used to build both viruses.

Australian Retailer Sells Malware-Infected Hard Drive

Filmmaker Darryl Manson purchased the drive from retailer Dick Smith, only to find that it contained both malware and pirated movies.

Kim Jong-il's Death Used to Spread Malware

Trend Micro researchers report that the North Korean leader's death is being leveraged to distribute a Trojan.

New Malware Uses Free Trial as Lure

The Trojan offers to decrypt three files in order to convince victims to pay $69.

Fake Amazon Shipping E-mails Deliver Malware

All of the links in the e-mails redirect victims to a site hosting the BlackHole exploit kit.

Amnesty International Site Infected with Malware

The site serves a malicious Java applet that retrieves a Trojan.

USAA Warns of Malware-Laden Phishing Scam

According to the firm, the phishing e-mails contain an attachment that installs a banking Trojan on victims' PCs.

Microsoft Warns of Malware Posing as Police Alerts

The ransomware imitates messages from local police, including the UK Metropolitan Police, the Spanish police, Dutch police, and many others.

Atlanta Hospital Shut Down by Malware

The malware disabled computer connectivity within Gwinnett Medical Center's two facilities.

U.S. Analyst Blames Russia for Stuxnet Malware

Dr. Panayotis A. Yannakogeorgos says the Russians may have intentionally planted a worm with digital U.S. and Israeli fingerprints.

Majority of Lost USB Drives Infected with Malware

According to Sophos, 33 of 50 lost USB devices it examined were infected.

Hiring Hackers and Buying Malware is Easy

The only thing you need to know to become a cybercriminal these days is where to deposit the money.

Google Adds Malware Distribution Warnings

Google's Safe Browsing Alerts will now alert network operators to domains that are responsible for distributing malware.