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Cyber jihadists could use Stuxnet worm to attack the west !
ACCORDING TO Mikko Hypponen, F-Secure’s chief security researcher, there has been a revolution in malware with Stuxnet. “The worst case scenario is that Al-Qaeda or another organisation could gain access to this type of knowledge and information, and make use of it to launch attacks on critical infrastructure – like blow up nuclear power plants or do something to our food chain.”
ACCORDING TO Mikko Hypponen, F-Secure’s chief security researcher, there has been a revolution in malware with Stuxnet. “The worst case scenario is that Al-Qaeda or another organisation could gain access to this type of knowledge and information, and make use of it to launch attacks on critical infrastructure – like blow up nuclear power plants or do something to our food chain.”
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📰 News Stories from 22 Apr, 2011