Register: Sony rootkit functionality found in security product
Chinese development company linked to both incidents
November 30, 2008 — CSO — According to The Register, a Chinese development company behind infamous Sony USB rootkit software has embedded similar functionality in the network security product HKTL-BRUDEVIC.
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