NotPetya used NSA exploits even before release by Shadow Brokers
New research from security firm F-Secure suggests that NotPetya malware was made six months ago using NSA exploits before they were released by hackers
The research was released by Andy Patel, security advisor at security software and services firm F-Secure
The NotPetya malware used code from exploits supposedly kept secure by the US National Security Agency (NSA), it has been revealed. Research into the NotPetya malware released earlier this week has...
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