- Stuxnet - an overview Attacks on the Power Grid and Control Systems There have been...
- It has been almost seven years since Stuxnet first made headlines for its devastating attack on Iranian uranium enrichment centrifuges.
- Stuxnet. worm that was originally aimed at Iran's nuclear facilities, mutated and spread to other industrial and energy-producing facilities.
- Worm:Win32/Stuxnet.A is the detection for a worm that spreads to all removable drives. It does this by dropping shortcut files (.LNK)...
- How they broke the centrifuges. Stuxnet’s objective was clear: the software wanted to sabotage the centrifuges primarily by breaking the rotors.
- Stuxnet, a computer worm, discovered in June 2010, that was specifically written to take over certain programmable industrial control systems and cause the...
- One of the reasons to revisit the Stuxnet subject is the publication (November 11th, 2014) of the book “Countdown to Zero Day” by journalist Kim Zetter.
- As the excerpt begins, it's June 2009—a year or so since Stuxnet was first released, but still a year before the covert operation will be discovered and exposed.
- A: There are many aspects to Stuxnet, including two recently patched vulnerabilities, and two yet-to-be patched privilege-escalation vulnerabilities.
- Chris, that's what Iranian scientists in their nuclear programme thought until #stuxnet The changing calibration of centrifuges (albeit controlled in this instance by...