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From Nuisance Viruses to Stuxnet: Talking Malware With Eugene Kaspersky

In the newest edition of the Lab Matters webcast, founder and chief executive officer of Kaspersky Lab Eugene Kaspersky discusses the evolution of malware attacks — from nuisance e-mail worms to well-organized, for-profit cyber-criminals taking control of millions of computers.

In this Q&A with Ryan Naraine, Kaspersky talks about the different eras in malicious computer activity, from passive viruses to Internet worms to botnets and, now, a new era of cyber-warfare.

From Nuisance Viruses to Stuxnet: Talking Malware With Eugene Kaspersky

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