Researchers can't identify programming language used in Duqu malware, ask for help.

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SOURCE: http://www.networkworld.com/news/2012/030812-researchers-cant-identify-programming-language-257074.html Malware experts from Kaspersky Lab have asked the programming community for help identifying the programming language, compiler or framework that was used to write an important part of the Duqu Trojan, in the hope that it could reveal clues about who created it or why. "When we checked Duqu it looked totally unknown and that was very curious, because it's unclear why something very custom was developed and used," said Vitaly Kamluk, chief malware expert with Kaspersky Lab's global research & analysis team. BACKGROUND: Duqu authors sprinkle humor in dangerous code Understanding how a piece of malware was created can offer clues about where to look for it next or the level of resources required for its development, the security expert said. Related Content Some parts of the Duqu payload DLL, the component responsible for interacting with the command and control servers, downloa

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Mar 9, 2012 02:35 PM

http://www.securelist.com/en/blog/667/Th..._Framework

Here's some of the coding :p

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