By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 07:51 EST, 31 October 2012 | UPDATED: 07:51 EST, 31 October 2012 Cyber-security experts turned the tables on an alleged hacker by using his own malware to film him through his own laptop webcam. Specialists from Georgia's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-Georgia) tricked a man they claim has been targeting their networks by hiding the virus inside a file titled 'Georgian-Nato Agreement'. After the attacker stole that archive from an infected PC in their lab, they were able to seize control of his computer and capture video of him at work. 'Hacker': This is the picture of the alleged cyber-attacker captured by Georgian security experts after they took control of malware on their systems and infected his computer with it
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Georgian experts were investigating botnet that infected their computers
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Infection spread to government agencies and NGOs in several countries
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In a comprehensive report they link hack attacks to Russian intelligence
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