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原文看这里:http://mashable.com/2014/11/25/regin-spy-malware-nsa-gchq/
关键段落在结尾:
The malware has been around since at least 2003, according to The Intercept. But its traces first surfaced online in 2009, when someone uploaded its components to the online virus repository Virus Total. It seems that's also where its name originates — some of the files uploaded in 2009 contain the codename "Regin."
Microsoft included two amples of the Regin malware in its online malware encyclopedia in 2011, and one more in 2013.
But until now no one has publicly disclosed details of this cyberespionage campaign. Why?
Symantec's Thakur said that they had been investigating Regin since last year, but only felt "comfortable" publishing details of it now.
【赛门铁克的Thakur说他们自打去年开始就在盯着Regin,但直到现在宣布Regin细节的时机才到,现在宣布不会“感到不安”。】
Raiu, the researcher from Kaspersky, said they had been tracking Regin for "several years" but rushed to publish the report after a journalist contacted them last week asking for comments about Regin, indicating a competitor was about to come out with their own report.
【卡巴研究人员Raiu,说他们追踪Regin有“数年时间”了,但直到上周一位记者联系他们,希望他们对Regin作出评论以后,才匆匆发表报告,暗示着他们的一个竞争对手马上要发布他们自己的报告了。】
For Prins, the reason is completely different.
"We didn't want to interfere with NSA/GCHQ operations," he told Mashable, explaining that everyone seemed to be waiting for someone else to disclose details of Regin first, not wanting to impede legitimate operations related to "global security."
【对Prins 来说,他给的理由完全不一样。
“我们不希望干涉N姓组织/G姓组织的行动,”他告诉Mashable,并解释说其实(安全界的)所有人都等着别人去做第一个公布Regin细节的人,不希望妨碍到了和“全球安全”相关的 合法行动。】
Mikko Hypponen, a renowned security expert and chief research officer for F-Secure, said that while they had detected some parts of Regin since 2009, they were not at liberty to discuss their discovery due to confidentiality agreements with customers
who asked them not to publish details of hacks they suffered.
@dakami @jeremiahg In our case, "other reasons" means customer confidentiality. Not governments trying to shut us up.
— Mikko Hypponen (@mikko) November 24, 2014
Both Symantec and Kaspersky denied having ever been asked by anyone, including governments, to withhold information related to Regin.
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