Another Stuxnet release from Ralph Langner #pauto #stuxnet #ics #acsconference #cybersecurity

Sept. 16, 2010

From the press release from Langner Communications:

From the press release from Langner Communications:

Press release – for immediate release

 

German IACS security researcher Ralph Langner and his team have successfully identified code blocks that Stuxnet loads to PLCs – part of the actual attack code. The findings prove Stuxnet is directed sabotage involving insider knowledge. Langner assumes the target could be a nuclear power plant. Attack code and interpretation is published on www.langner.com/en.

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