A powerful cyber virus has infected computers in Ukraine, where 22 infection cases were reported in 2013, the year when country’s political crisis started, according to a report by BAE Systems which is specialized in cyber espionage.
Born in 2006, this virus appears to be spread more aggressively as of 2013 , according to the same source: from 56 cases reported around the world since 2010, 44 emerged last year.
Ukraine is the main target, with 22 cases from early 2013, of which 14 were found at the beginning of 2014, while the political crisis in Ukraine has increased after the removal from power of the pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych in late February.
The criminals behind this virus act mainly during the week and on a time zone corresponding Moscow, informs BAE Systems.
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Thanks to Snake, they can “access all systems that have infiltrated in”. “Virus’ ability to hibernate and remain idle for several days, makes its activity extremely complex”.
Financial Times claims that the virus has infected computer systems managed by the Ukrainian government and other important organizations.
“Ukraine is the country most affected by the virus”, said manager general of BAE Systems, Dave Garfield for FT. “Those who created the virus are professionals.”
According to IT experts, Snake is comparable to notorious computer virus Stuxnet that attacked Iran’s nuclear program in 2010 and was attributed to an American Israeli tandem.