QWERTY keystroke logger linked with Regin - and GCHQ
Cricket the clue as Kaspersky fingers "five eyes" as author of QWERTY keystroke logger and Regin
Anti-virus software company Kaspersky has claimed a link between the QWERTY keystroke logger and the Regin malware after a line by line analysis of the code. Regin is a malware toolkit first discovered...
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