Stuxnet: Joint operation nets victim
The newest and strongest clues point toward Stuxnet being an American-Israeli project to sabotage the Iranian’s nuclear program.
Gregory Hale, ISSSource.com
02/01/2011
The news hit the streets this past weekend the newest and strongest clues point toward Stuxnet being an American-Israeli project to sabotage the Iranian’s nuclear program. While the U.S. and Israel were names previously bandied about, no one really knew for sure they were the masterminds behind the scheme.
Now that we know, what is scarier: not knowing who was behind the Stuxnet attack or actually knowing our government and the Israeli’s invented the nasty worm?
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