Stuxnet: The second-greatest story ever told (designed for Iranian program to never succeed)

Hotair ^ | 11/27/2010 | Allahpundit

[Washi]

The password in question is the database access password use by the SCADA software. It cannot be changed without a software update apparently. Just bad design, not nefarious pressure.

I suspected as much when I first read the article. Thanks for the confirmation.

[garjog]

OK. Now we know why we didn’t attack Iran. We didn’t need to with this weapon in the works.

[garjog]

You don’t know the greatest story ever told?

Next time you are in a hotel, look for that black book in the drawer.

http://www.imdb.com/media/rm3915816192/tt0059245

[garjog]

“Must have been Israel that planted this bug. If it had been done by us, why didn’t we give it to North Korea too?”

I wonder if that is why the last two NK missile launches failed minutes after take off.

Hmmm. Coincidences do happen I guess.....

[REDWOOD99]

Hey Thanks! :)

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks txhurl!

Oh, that big 1982 Siberian explosion? [William Safire]
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1071087/posts