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sagarwa9
at December 08,2015
Worm, trojan horse and virus packed into one, although it was a malware but got to acknowledge the skills of the developer of stuxnet. Complexity of stuxnet explained in a very similar manner.
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busterhax
at December 10,2015
Astonishing that this had to be in the wild for quite some time before it did it's duty, yet the technology was so advanced. This means that it was created way ahead of its time.
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CCotton10
at January 29,2016
Very interesting the complexity and effectiveness of Stuxnet. It is scary that it was 50 times the typical threat. It should cause use to pause thinking about the potential damage that could be done with a mass distribution as was described. What amount of damage could be done to hardware and software and how long would the recovery take?
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adam
at February 03,2016
I think Stuxnet is one of the coolest things in computer security. I have been glued to every article I could find about this when it happened and it continues to teach us lessons. It is a feat of espionage, engineering, and moral responsibility. Three things that rarely come together. Stuxnet has always raised so many questions for me and I hope that someday the entire story can be told. Stuxnet is also a bit of a Pandora's box. It is a game changer that has changed how attackers write malware and it shows the lengths at which attackers will go to compromise very specific targets. I seriously doubt Stuxnet was the first attack of such sophistication and I can only imagine what it's programmers have worked on since.
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adam
at February 03,2016
I think Stuxnet is one of the coolest things in computer security. I have been glued to every article I could find about this when it happened and it continues to teach us lessons. It is a feat of espionage, engineering, and moral responsibility. Three things that rarely come together. Stuxnet has always raised so many questions for me and I hope that someday the entire story can be told. Stuxnet is also a bit of a Pandora's box. It is a game changer that has changed how attackers write malware and it shows the lengths at which attackers will go to compromise very specific targets. I seriously doubt Stuxnet was the first attack of such sophistication and I can only imagine what it's programmers have worked on since.
