from engadget.com: Cyberwarfare campaigns against Western energy grids aren’t just the stuff of action movies these days. Symantec has discovered
a “likely state-sponsored hacking group”, nicknamed Dragonfly, that has
been using phishing sites and trojans to compromise energy suppliers in
the US and several other countries. Unlike targeted,
destruction-focused malware like Stuxnet,
this appears to be a broader spying effort bent on collecting
information about national infrastructure. However, it still creates a
back door that leaves companies vulnerable to full-fledged attacks if
they don’t spot the intrusions; it wouldn’t take much to create real
problems.

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