MALWARE MAKES IT TO THE SPACE TOO

Malware has yet again dealt with to get from Earth onto the International Space Station, a NASA spokesman substantiated last week. The assault code contaminated at least one notebook utilized on the station, an international procedure led by the U.S. and Russian space agencies. The NASA spokesman turned down to recognize the malware, articulating only that antivirus software had perceived it on July 25. The official space news site last week recognized the bug as W32.Gammima.AG. The spokesperson alleged the worm posed no hazard to the station or its squad. "It was by no means a threat to any command-and-control or functions computer," he revealed.