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2 Computer Viruses, Malicious Logic, and Spyware
Fig. 2.8 First five victims of the Stuxnet worm—timeline of attacks
Fig. 2.9 Graphic illustration—infection of industrial equipment with Stuxnet worm
2.2 Implants: Types, Ways of Injection, and Methods
of Protection
2.2.1 Introduction to the Problem of Software Implants
Software implant is a functional object covertly introduced into software, which
is able under certain conditions to ensure unauthorized software effect. Software
implant can be implemented as a malicious program or software code.
2 Computer Viruses, Malicious Logic, and Spyware
Fig. 2.8 First five victims of the Stuxnet worm—timeline of attacks
Fig. 2.9 Graphic illustration—infection of industrial equipment with Stuxnet worm
2.2 Implants: Types, Ways of Injection, and Methods
of Protection
2.2.1 Introduction to the Problem of Software Implants
Software implant is a functional object covertly introduced into software, which
is able under certain conditions to ensure unauthorized software effect. Software
implant can be implemented as a malicious program or software code.