Russian hackers target the US nuclear industryA phishing campaign sent infected CVs to individuals with high level access to nuclear systems.By D. Cooper, 07.07.2017
Report: Obama authorized a secret cyber operation against RussiaRemotely detonated 'implants' are designed to take out crucial Russian networks, The Washington Post says.By J. Conditt, 06.23.2017
Obama pardons Stuxnet leak source James CartwrightHe had pleaded guilty just a few months earlier.By J. Fingas, 01.17.2017
Researchers discover advanced cyber-espionage malwareIt eluded detection for at least five years.By M. Moon, 08.09.2016
Alex Gibney on Stuxnet and why we need to talk about cyberwarHis latest film, "Zero Days," explores the lasting impact of the first major cyberweapon attack. By D. Hardawar, 07.11.2016
Feds indict seven Iranians for hacking banks, NY state damThe computer specialists routinely worked for the Iranian National Guard Corps.By A. Tarantola, 03.24.2016
America accuses Iran of hacking the dam, cyber-squirrels rejoiceWhile America is worrying about nation states, our infrastructure is being terrorized by rodents.By V. Blue, 03.18.2016
Recommended Reading: Stuxnet's more dangerous precursor, fake memories and moreBy T. O'Brien, 11.30.2013
Security researchers dissect Flame's handling program, find three new viruses 'at large'By D. Cooper, 09.17.2012
Flame malware snoops on PCs across the Middle East, makes Stuxnet look small-timeBy J. Fingas, 05.28.2012