As Iran met in Kazakhstan this week with members of the UN Security Council to discuss its nuclear program, researchers announced that a new variant of the sophisticated cyberweapon known as Stuxnet ...

The cat is out of the bag: The United States is the first known country to carry out a sustained cyber attack with the intent of destroying another country's infrastructure. Earlier today, The New ...

Attackers behind the Stuxnet computer worm focused on targeting five organizations in Iran that they believed would get them to their final target in that country, according to a new report from ...

There is a very effective computer virus called Stuxnet, Last time, I mentioned it caused a nuclear accident in Iran. To be more specific, the Stuxnet virus attacked the underground uranium centrifuge ...

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Damage from the Stuxnet virus has apparently set back the Iranian nuclear program by as much as two years, according to a German security expert talking to the Jerusalem Post. This makes the virus as ...

It's been six years since we discovered Stuxnet, the worm that infected Windows PCs worldwide and was eventually traced to the United States and Israel as a way to attack Iran's nuclear program. It ...

Security company says virus uses parts of original Stuxnet worm. Oct. 18, 2011 — -- A new computer virus using "nearly identical" parts of the cyber superweapon Stuxnet has been detected on ...

The following is a possible attack scenario. It is only speculation driven by the technical features of Stuxnet. Industrial control systems (ICS) are operated by a specialized assembly like code on ...

Did the Stuxnet cyberweapon infect the International Space Station? Almost certainly not, but that hasn't stopped a lot of media outlets from saying so in bold headlines. "The American-made Stuxnet ...