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EPISODE · Mar 23, 2014 · 1H 5M

17: Stuxnet

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John tackles the Stuxnet virus intended to disrupt Uranium Enrichment in 2010 in Iran and in the process explores what SCADA is, how to purify Uranium and of course, the anatomy of the Stuxnet worm. With Ben Alexander and John Chidgey. Related Links: SCADA W32 Stuxnet Dossier (PDF) ISIS NuclearIran › Nuclear Sites › Natanz Gas centrifuge Uranium Atomic number Federation of American Scientists :: How a Centrifuge Works SCADA History (DOCX) Support Pragmatic on Patreon Episode sponsor: Typeform: Typeform makes it easy to build and share beautifully designed online forms, combining human creativity with the power of modern, cross-device web technology to create new ways of asking questions online. Visit typeform.com/fiatlux and use the Coupon Code fiatlux to upgrade to the PRO plan and get three months free.

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