Bitdefender Labs analysts have taken the time to put together an in-depth look at MiniDuke, detailing everything they’ve found (so far). The new research paper covers subjects ranging from the functionality of the payload dropper, to the content of the hand-crafted phishing e-mails.
It’s fresh, it’s got surprising hints as to the attackers’ identities and it’s hosted here:
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Razvan Stoica is a journalist turned teacher turned publicist and technology evangelist. When Bitdefender isn't paying him to bring complex subjects to wide audiences, he enjoys writing fiction, skiing and biking. Razvan Stoica started off writing for a science monthly and was the chief editor of a science fiction magazine for a short while before moving on to the University of Medicine in Bucharest where he lectured on the English language. Recruited by Bitdefender in 2004 to add zest to the company's online presence, he has fulfilled a bevy of roles within the company since. In his current position, he is primarily responsible for the communications and community-building efforts of the Bitdefender research and technology development arm.
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