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Kaspersky launches its own OS on Russian routers
Kaspersky Labs has finished building its eponymously-named operating system after four years of quiet development.
Little information about the OS has made it onto the English-speaking side of the internet. Kaspersky Labs Russia told Vulture South to wait a few weeks for the English press release for information.
What we do know is that in 2012 ebullient Kaspersky Lab chief executive officer Eugene Kaspersky described the OS as a ground-up build to help protect industrial control systems.
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Google Fuchsia: Inside Google’s new ‘Fuchsia’ OS
It's not based on Linux.
It's using the Dart scripting language.
It's a command line only experience at the moment.
You can navigate using a built in shell environment. -
Hackers Attack NSA, Take Advantage of Linux Flaw and Post House Democrats’ Personal Details [Ed: Trying to blame Linux for what now seems like an inside leaker (Bamford says so)]
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Rex Linux Trojan, A New Multipackage Malware Spotted - Ransomware And Bitcoin Miner
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FBI investigates whether Russia hacked New York Times reporters, US says
The FBI is investigating cyber intrusions targeting reporters of the New York Times and is looking into whether Russian intelligence agencies are responsible for the acts, a US official said Tuesday.
The cyberattacks are believed to have targeted individual reporters, but investigators don’t believe the newspaper’s entire network was compromised, according to the official, who was briefed on the investigation but was not authorized to discuss the matter by name and spoke on condition of anonymity.
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