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Elusive FinSpy Spyware Pops Up in 10 Countries

analyse - 14 août 2012

lire sur le site originel >>> (nytimes.com)

It is one of the more elusive commercial cyberespionage tools available. It is marketed as a way for governments to spy on criminals. And for over a year, virus hunters unsuccessfully tried to track it down. Now it is popping up across the globe, from Qatar to an Amazon server in the United States.
FinFisher is a spyware product manufactured by the Gamma Group, a British company that sells surveillance technology. It says its spyware offers "world-class offensive techniques for information (...)



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