September 22, 2010
Stuxnet Worm Could Target Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Reactor
Stuxnet Worm Could Target Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Reactor
CRN, By Stefanie Hoffman
The notorious Stuxnet cyber worm may next be targeting Iran's Bushehr nuclear reactor with a sophisticated attack aimed at taking down critical civil and industrial infrastructure.
The Stuxnet worm, designed to target industrial systems such as chemical manufacturing and power plants, has reportedly has been scanning Siemens' industrial software systems in order to find specific information and obliterate its instructed target -- whatever that may be -- according to The Christian Science Monitor.
Stuxnet Worm Could Target Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Reactor
KasperskyStuxnet Worm Could Target Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Reactor
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