The Virus That Saved The World From Nuclear Iran? STUXNET

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Stuxnet - The Virus That Crippled The Iranian Nuclear Weapons Program

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[TheInfographicsShow]

Is cyber warfare nowadays a bigger part of the country's security than fighting with bombs and bullets? Is it's importance overlooked since it's not in the daily news?

[DankMatter]

Scammer: "Yeah sir, download that."
Guy: "It's a scam, you know that?"
Scammer: "No, it will virus and virus save you from war."
Guy: "Yeah, I don't buy it."

[eliasfrahat]

>Talking about Iran while showing arab guy
You do realize Iran isn't arabic country

[joebloe]

Why are the Iranians dressed like Saudi Arabians? I noticed the same thing in the Syria video.

[andrewzheng]

Goddammit Abdullah, I told you to install the security updates last week and now guess where it got us!

[fgjxess]

you just gave me enough information to create a nuclear bomb but i need to find the materials now 🤔

[deathnightpwnage]

I don't know why you left out the fact that STUXNET is one of the most complexe computer viruses ever made. It would actually target multiple types of computers and exploit them if it could, otherwise it would remain dormant. The source code was not released, it's just that the virus was spread and people were able to reverse engineer it in order to get the equivalent to the source code.

[COOLZZist]

Damn you just uploaded a day before my exam, thank you so much

[adamke]

Yes, a Lancaster flying from the USA to Iran in modern day makes sense

[SA-bquy]

Why did you depict Israeli officials wearing traditionally Muslim clothing?

[gabriellal.]

I always watch your video before sleeping to the point that your voice has become my lullaby and now it is almost impossible to finish your video

[lavissebruh]

Stops Iran's nuke investment
Others :
someone: Isn't there still a million of nukes around the globe ?

[CCRevolutionized]

This is really fascinating, I had no idea this happened to the Iranian nuclear plant. Should make a movie about this in the future. Really cool sci-fi stuff here.

[ChairmanMeow]

I have to be honest, this is one of the most ingenious ideas I've ever heard a country come up with. And it WORKED.

[iamdadandileftyou]

Watcha call a a soviet sniper? A marxman

[mr.familiar]

I recommend you guys check out a documentary called zero days. It goes into most if not all detail about stuxnet and is a great film to watch if you want to know more about this virus.

[cookiewoke]

I remember learning about about this in class

[TreeHugger-kckd]

4:11 is when I realize this is a different video then I was watching a while ago

[adyingbottleofjuice]

They clicked on despacito 2 video and got a virus.

[chrisp]

I know the man who did the lead work on this. He is currently working in the private sector in Canada. Awesome guy, has stories you wouldn't believe. One of the most successful penetration testers I know.