You are previewing premium content. June 12, 2012 — Network World — Flame malware is considered ingenious by network security researchers. They say the botnet has the most complex command and control structures ever seen.
"The Flame command and control is unlike anything we've ever seen before," said a researcher at Kaspersky.
The New York Times has reported that A the botnet originated from the U.S., targeting Iran. President Obama did not refute that charge.
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