Duqu Virus

Expert: Iran Talks Spy Virus Does More Than Peek

Duqu virus - whether Israeli or not - could have been used to record video, conversations, ID information, and passwords.

Iranian official says the country's nuclear negotiators took “precautionary measures” during talks with the West.

Israel officially denies any connection to allegations it spied on Western powers while they discussed Tehran's nuclear program.

Any speculation that Israel spied on Iran or Western powers using a virus is just that, said the head of Israel's National Cyber Bureau.

Dept. Defense Min. Ben Dahan vehemently denies Wednesday reports Israel planted viruses in European hotels.

Cybersecurity firm finds Israeli hacking program on servers of hotels linked to talks in second spy accusation since March.

International sanctions stopped Iran from obtaining anti-virus software, slowing down the process of cleaning out the Stuxnet virus.

Just one day after the mysterious blast at a missiles base, Iran claims it has foiled a cyber-attack by the Duqu virus.