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Ynet – Researchers at the Kaspersky Lab said Tuesday that one of the Flame virus’ main objectives was to copy confidential technical drawings pertaining to Iran’s secret military and nuclear facilities.
“Flame” hit Iran in late may and has since been hailed as “the most sophisticated cyber-bomb to date.”
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