"Most Sophisticated Malware Ever Targets Iran"

[Smaland]

"... manipulation of a specific industrial process at a specific moment in time."

[Smaland]

One response to this type of weapon might be drastic, but I think it would work.

Obviously, industrial machines built in 1950 could not be controlled by computers. They had to be controlled by diligent personnel who constantly watched analog gauges, and who operated manual switches and valves if something went wrong.

Today's machinery could be redesigned to work in the same way. Digital links could still be established between computers and machines, but only after the computers had been thoroughly swept for malware, etc.

The redesign of machinery and industrial processes might be very costly and time-consuming, but these costs must be compared to the costs of, say, a nuclear meltdown.

[Cato]

Jewhax0rs at work.

[Óttar]

Shahanshah Zend-e-bad M*th#$%f^&$er!!!
Iranzamin Azadi!

[ikki]

amateurs hack software, real professionals go after the hardware and causes the computer to explode or atleast start burning.

Ofcourse a reverse taxation program would have a flair of its own

[Smaland]

A complex computer worm capable of seizing control of industrial plants has affected the personal computers of staff working at Iran's first nuclear power station weeks before the facility is to go online, the official news agency reported Sunday.

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[Austin]

It might not be the U.S. or Israel ponder that for a moment. Iran is cleared to be attacked in the inner councils of international power so in many respects what better nation for any govt. who wants to test their virtual arsenal without international reprimand for doing so.

[Sol Invictus]

Since the software is now being used against the primary target of the globalists, Iran, it should be a no-brainer who created it — the Pentagon.

[Peasant]

amateurs hack software, real professionals go after the hardware and causes the computer to explode or atleast start burning.

Has anyone even done that yet? There was viruses that wiped BIOS chips so you would need to get a new one, so I think it would be possible atleast.

[Praamžius]

amateurs hack software, real professionals go after the hardware and causes the computer to explode or atleast start burning.

Ofcourse a reverse taxation program would have a flair of its own

Has anyone even done that yet? There was viruses that wiped BIOS chips so you would need to get a new one, so I think it would be possible atleast.

Pretty much impossible , you can damage hardware only trough overcloaking and i doubt very much that virus can do that