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Sunday, December 5, 2010

StuxNet

StuxNet is a soft(ware) weapon

Reports indicate that StuxNet was used to saboutage the Iranian nuclear programme.

- StuxNet as a game-changer on the order of the F15 jet fighter
- stuxnet-is-game-changing-weaponized
- the-big-picture
- stuxnet-the-first-weaponized-computer-virus
- on the F15 comparison
- bits-before-bombs-how-stuxnet-crippled-irans-nuclear-dreams
- anandtech forum thread
- evolving-understanding-of-stuxnet
- strategypage

Nuclear scientist killed in Tehran was Iran's top Stuxnet expert

Reddit Articles

Wired.com articles:

Blockbuster Worm Aimed for Infrastructure, But No Proof Iran Nukes Were Target
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New Clues Point to Israel as Author of Blockbuster Worm, Or Not




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