Dark Comet Trojan modified and used against government and gamers
Security researcher finds widespread use of 'popular' Trojan in the wild
Dark Comet, the remote-access Trojan (RAT) written by a Parisian computer geek and used by the Syrian authorities to spy on dissidents, has been modified and tailored for attacks against both gamers and...
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