Here's what we found: - This wasn’t built to steal files or lock screens. It was built to corrupt...

Summary

Security researchers have uncovered malware specifically engineered to corrupt mathematical calculations in high-precision software used in nuclear research, physics simulations, and structural engineering—rather than stealing data or encrypting systems. The malware spreads across facility networks, suggesting a sophisticated supply-chain or nation-state targeting of critical scientific infrastructure. This represents a novel attack vector focused on data integrity rather than traditional confidentiality or availability impacts.

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