Stuxnet

• Page 1 of 3 The New York Times is reporting alleged ties between the Stuxnet worm and the presidential administrations of both George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
(CRN)
• IDG News Service - President Barack Obama ordered the Stuxnet cyberattacks on Iran in an effort to slow the countrys development of a nuclear program, according to a report in The New York Times.
(Computerworld)
• In 2011, the US government rolled out its International Strategy for Cyberspace, which reminded us that interconnected networks link nations more closely, so an attack on one nation's networks may have impact far beyond its borders.
(Ars Technica)
• The US and Israel partnered on the Stuxnet worm years ago in a top-secret attempt to slow down the Iranian development of nuclear weapons, according to current and former US officials.
(Hotair.com)
• A new and seriously complex malware threat came to light this past weekend, targeting PCs in the Middle East.
(PC Magazine)
• Since President Barack Obama took office, the United States, along with Israel, has launched a series of cyber attacks that have damaged Irans nuclear program, according to a June 1 story in The New York Times.
(Huffington Post)
• The United States and Israel were indeed behind Stuxnet, the military-grade computer worm that sabotaged an Iranian nuclear-fuel processing facility in 2010.
(msnbc.com)
• Stuxnet: U.S. officials confirmed that Stuxnet was the work of U.S. and Israeli experts acting under secret orders from President Obama.
(Washington Post)
• No, not George Wendt. Norman is an IT security company based in Norway thats selling a box that just might save the world from the next nuclear disaster.
(CNET News)
• A damaging cyberattack against Iran's nuclear program was the work of U.S.
(Washington Post)