'Simplistic' data-destroying malware found on small number of targeted computers in Iran
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Sangoma’s T3Mux is a M13 Multiplexer that interfaces with the DS3 network via two BNC coaxial connectors, one for Rx (Input) and one for Tx(Output). The T1 connectors are RJ48, there are two T1 ports per connector, each in a DSX pinout. It is directly compatible with the full line of Sangoma digital interface boards, including the A101, A102, A104 and A108. Delete the scoop?
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It's no Stuxnet or Wiper, but the latest data-destroying malware targeting specific computers in Iran still wreaks some serious damage.