Started by Vera Lindholm (@vera_makes) ·
Stuxnet
A worm that spread via USB sticks, used multiple zero-days, and quietly made uranium centrifuges spin at the wrong speeds while showing operators normal readings.
6 sources · 51 min down the hole
How I got here
- Started with
- “stuxnet how it worked”
- Ended at
- “zero days documentary stuxnet”
The Trail
- “stuxnet how it worked” (google.com)
- Stuxnet (en.wikipedia.org)
- Programmable logic controller (en.wikipedia.org)
- Natanz Nuclear Facility (en.wikipedia.org)
- Zero-day vulnerability (en.wikipedia.org)
- “zero days documentary stuxnet” (youtube.com)
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