Who funded virus attack on Iran Nuclear plants
September 29, 2010
A cyber worm burrowing into computers linked to Iran's nuclear programme has yet to trigger any signs of major damage, but it was likely spawned either by a government or a well-funded private group, according to a new analysis.
The malicious Stuxnet computer code was apparently constructed by a small team of as many as five to 10 highly educated and well-funded hackers, said an official with the web security firm Symantec Corp. Government experts and outside analysts say they haven't been able to determine who developed the malware or why.
Stuxnet, which is attacking industrial facilities around the world, was designed to go after several "high-value targets," said Liam O Murchu, manager of security response operations at Symantec. But both O Murchu and US government experts say there's no proof it was specifically developed to target nuclear plants in Iran, despite recent speculation from some researchers.
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