Stuxnet could have been more effective

Stuart Sumner
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Experts say worm authors 'should be embarrassed at their amateur approach'

The Stuxnet worm that infiltrated sensitive systems associated with Iran's nuclear programme, eventually damaging equipment and delaying its progress, is "full of errors", according to an expert. ...

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