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Blogger Trends - BUDAPEST - A laboratory which found malware Duqu, have created an open source toolkit. Toolkit that can help to see if the network is infected. you can find malware duku with Duqu Detector Toolkit v1.01.

Detector Duqu Toolkit v1.01, used to look for suspicious files left by Duqu. An application has been created considering the security community and the confidential nature of some characteristics associated with malicious software, Stuxnet.

Laboratory of Cryptography and System Security (CrySys), from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics wrote in the release notes, the toolkit consists of four components, to find the file that marks a strange infection.

As reported by Tech World, Saturday (12/11/2011), CrySys say, the toolkit should be able to detect active infection Duqu, so there is still a possibility of false results. For that they warn the administrator to analyze the results.

"Of course this can all be done manually, but this tool will make it easier to find anomalies in Duqu infected computer." said the director of global research and analysis team of Kaspersky Lab, Costin Raiu.

Toolkit also has a component that can tell the victim, what data is stolen Duqu. He revealed that stolen data is stored in a file ending in 'DQ, according to the name of the malware, and also' DF '.

"I'm sure victims would also like to know what was stolen from them," said Raiun.

Blogger Trends - CALIFORNIA - Facebook Comments Can be Searched in Google. Google plans to enter a Facebook user comments on the search results, as previously carried out on Twitter. Previously all users Tweets can be known when the user name entered into Google's search results. Now Google plans to enter a comment Facebook into its search results.

It seems that the biggest Internet companies are looking at the possibility where the search engine results can eliminate privacy on social networks and provide access to everyone for all the updates are all those people on social networks.

Google says the personal nature of Facebook users will still be protected, but any public comments made through Facebook java application will appear in Google search results. Presumably it is reasonable to be included into the search results.

CBS News noted, Google is trying to expand its reach to every general user content that is currently hiding in powerful search robots. This usually occurs in the content management system, such as those used Facebook and other popular sites, namely Wordpress and Drupal.

"We will take preventative action as an effort to prevent the occurrence of an undesirable by the user," the contents of the official site Google Webmaster Central Blog, told TG Daily, Sunday (11/06/2011).

But some people do not seem happy with the latest tools pengindeksi Mountain View-based company made it. Actual development is worried about how these efforts will impact on user confidence. Convenience users to leave their comments in his personal website would be disturbed and tend them will never make a comment that is not good.

Most likely the user will not want to express their comments through Google and it is a problem for the whole community of developers and existing web.

Blogger Trends - Duqu, a computer virus that may be created by the same agency with Stuxnet reported to have spread. According to a report, the infection spreads Duqu with the help of an infected Microsoft Word document.

Based on this research, Trojans exploit previously unknown vulnerabilities embedded in Word files. Thus, allowing Duqu to modify a computer security protection.

Reported by the BBC on Thursday (3/11/2011), this Duqu code, believed to have been designed to gather intelligence from the industrial control systems. Meanwhile, Microsoft has prepared a software patch to resolve the issue.

Laboratory of Cryptography and System Security (Crysys) Budapest University, reported the discovery of related Duqu. "We are very careful to analyze forensic data, from the original incident when Duqu was found," said study leader, Dr. Boldizsar Bencsath.

According to him, they found suspicious files and further analyzed. Bencsath revealed, "In one case, we were able to prove that the file contains the installer Duqu that uses zero-day exploits."

Exploitation is a zero-day threats by utilizing computer software errors, which were not previously known to allow an attacker to gain secret access rights.

Bencsath added, the possibility Duqu can also be installed in other ways, but this time he found no such evidence.

In addition, the Internet security company, Symantec has confirmed Duqu infection in six different computer networks owned by unknown organizations in eight countries. These countries, other antaral Iran, India, France and Ukraine.

Stuxnet Duqu compared with last year's attacks, but Symantec says they operate in two different ways.

"Stuxnet spread far and wide as possible to pursue a system that can escape the control of industry organizations, such as nuclear power plant," said the director of Symantec's security strategy, Greg Day.

Meanwhile, Duqu specifically target a number of organizations to find and scan the entire internal system, as well as gather intelligence and pass it back.