- unfortunate_ferret@piefed.caEnglish13 hours
I guess turnabout is fair play.
(Stuxnet was an advanced collection of zero-day exploits built by Israel and the US that led to Iranian centrifuges, made by Siemens, slowly dismantling themselves during operation. It worked by altering machine operating parameters for faster wear, it was meant to bring Iran’s nuclear program to its knees)
- ViatorOmnium@piefed.socialEnglish20 hours
Several U.S. government agencies warned that unidentified hackers are trying to breach devices made by Siemens t
That’s a completely different statement from the one in the title.
- thejml@sh.itjust.worksEnglish12 hours
Stop don’t know why things like this are on networks that connect in any way To the outside world. This should require physical access.
- Mihies@programming.devEnglish18 hours
Of course they are as Israel and US know very well. Ask Iran if you don’t believe it.
- GorGor@startrek.websiteEnglish18 hours
it did!
I’m curious does Allan Bradley not sell outside the US as much? I’m guessing they can’t sell to Iran.
- 20 hours
It appears that the United States had often targeted reservoirs as part of its subversive efforts.
