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Computer data from Japanese Nuclear power plant stolen using malware

In Japan, malware was discovered on 2nd January 2014 on a computer in the reactor control room at the Monju power plant. The malware seems to have stolen

January 9, 2014 · 1 min · 49 words · Phillip Brooks

But important emails, training records and employee database might have been compromised and stolen by cyber frauds.

According to Enformable, more than 42,000 documents were stored on the machine.

The malware interacted with a South Korean server.

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This applies to all machines, however non-mission-critical they may be.

source: www.techworm.net