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<p>1 revision imported</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Publication<br /> |Image=Trojan.Taidoor takes aim at policy think tanks.png<br /> |Legend=<br /> |Document=<br /> |Licence=<br /> |Video=<br /> |Link=http://www.symantec.com/content/en/us/enterprise/media/security_response/whitepapers/trojan_taidoor-targeting_think_tanks.pdf symantec.com (PDF)<br /> |Author=Stephen Doherty, Piotr Krysiu, <br /> |NomRevue=Symantec Security Response<br /> |Date=<br /> |Editor=Symantec<br /> |Year=2012<br /> |ISBN=<br /> |Page=<br /> |Abstract=Trojan.Taidoor has been consistently used in targeted attacks during the last three years. Since May 2011, there has been a substantial increase in its activity. Taidoor’s current targets are primarily private industry and influential international think tanks <br /> with a direct involvement in US and Taiwanese affairs. Facilities <br /> in the services sector that these organizations may use have also <br /> been targeted. There are a number of additional ancillary targets. <br /> Trojan.Taidoor dates back to March 2008 and in-field telemetry has identified Taidoor being used in targeted attack emails <br /> since May 2009. Fourteen distinct versions and three separate families of the Trojan have been identified to date. The <br /> threat continues to evolve to suit the attackers’ requirements. <br /> |Botnet=Taidoor, <br /> |Malware=Trojan.Taidoor, <br /> |CCProtocol=, <br /> |Operation=, <br /> |Keyword=, <br /> }}</div>

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