Israel and the US are accused of jointly testing the virus which allegedly set Iran's nuclear programme back by at least three years The Stuxnet virus which successfully attacked an Iranian ...

The Stuxnet worm targeted specific control systems in nuclear plants ... one located in Finland and the other in Tehran, Iran, according to a Symantec blog post Friday. Researchers deduced ...

Iran has previously denied that the Stuxnet virus had affected its nuclear programme, but these admissions seem to indicate that it was at least partially successful. "They succeeded in creating ...

Even you. In 2010, the Stuxnet virus was discovered in Natanz, Iran and thousands of control systems that operate factories, power plants and nuclear reactors around the world. It was 20 times ...

Iran is not officially ... West sought to dissuade Iran from nuclear advancements diplomatically. When diplomacy faltered, sabotage efforts, such as the Stuxnet virus, emerged.

The malware commonly known as ’Flame’ appears to have a common origin with the military-grade Stuxnet worm. That assessment comes from Kaspersky Labs, which has been comparing the two pieces ...