Stuxnet: The Revenge of Malware: How the Discovery of Malware from the Stuxnet Family Led to the U.S. Government Ban of Kaspersky Lab Anti-Virus Software
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Stuxnet: The Revenge of Malware: How the Discovery of Malware from the Stuxnet Family Led to the U.S. Government Ban of Kaspersky Lab Anti-Virus Software

by Roman Poroshyn

Computers and Technology Politics and Social Sciences
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This book explores how malware from the Stuxnet family led to the U.S. government ban of Kaspersky Lab antivirus software, examining cybersecurity threats and policy responses.

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This book examines the discovery of malware linked to the Stuxnet family and its broader implications.

It discusses the connection between these findings and the subsequent U.S. government ban on Kaspersky Lab antivirus software.

The narrative highlights the evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats and government responses.

Readers gain insight into the intersection of malware development and international security policies.

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