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Activists in Iran and Syria targeted with malicious computer software

In February 2012 we learned that activists in Iran and Syria were targeted with two different types of malicious computer software.

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Reading links, 7 May edition

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Activists in Iran and Syria targeted with malicious computer software

Reading links, 7 May edition

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Changes in version 0.4.5.4-rc - 2021-01-22

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