Where does it say that? All the references are to 'Duqu Framework', which they recently found, I may have missed something
They also completely rule out C++, C etc. when what they should be ruling out is C++, C compiled with a standard VS compiler (or an easily recognizable compiler). It is silly to completely rule out C++ and C just because they don't immediately recognize the output and because it doesn't reference anything else
"Duqu was first detected in September 2011, but Kaspersky Lab believes it has seen the first pieces of Duqu-related malware dating back to August 2007"
They also completely rule out C++, C etc. when what they should be ruling out is C++, C compiled with a standard VS compiler (or an easily recognizable compiler). It is silly to completely rule out C++ and C just because they don't immediately recognize the output and because it doesn't reference anything else