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Stuxnet worm capability threatens basic functions of society
The Congressional Research Service reports says the capability of the Stuxnet worm could threaten the way modern society operates.
A new report says the Stuxnet worm that an Iranian nuclear plant may not have been the target of the botnet.
The Congressional Research Service’s report said the worm is a type of risk that threatens to cause harm to many activities deemed critical to the basic functioning of modern society.
The report says a successful attack by a software application like Stuxnet could result in manipulation of control system code to the point of inoperability or long-term damage.
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