EPISODE · Jan 8, 2019 · 41 MIN

29: Stuxnet

from Darknet Diaries · host Jack Rhysider

Stuxnet was the most sophisticated virus ever discovered. It's target was a nuclear enrichment facility in Iran. This virus was successfully able to destroy numerous centrifuges. Hear who did it and why.Special thanks to Kim Zetter for joining us this episode. You can find more about Stuxnet from her book Count Down to Zero Day.

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