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Iran arrests what it claims are Stuxnet spies
2010-10-03
(AFP) — Iran's intelligence minister said on Saturday authorities had arrested several "nuclear spies" who were working to derail Tehran's nuclear programme through cyberspace.

Without saying how many people were arrested or when, Heydar Moslehi was quoted on state television's website as saying Iran had "prevented the enemies' destructive activity."

"I assure all citizens that the intelligence apparatus currently has complete supervision on cyberspace and will not allow any leak or destruction of our country's nuclear activities."

The website said Moslehi emphasised that his ministry was aware of the different activities of "enemies' spy services."

"We have always faced the destructive action of these (spy) services and a number of nuclear spies have been arrested," he said.

Stuxnet, which was publicly identified in June, is a self-replicating malware found lurking on Siemens systems, mostly in India, Indonesia and Pakistan, but the heaviest infiltration appears to be in Iran, researchers say.
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#2  ION DEBKA > STUXNET ATTACKS EXPAND, IRAN THREATENS WAR | CYBERATTACKS ON IRAN EXPAND, THERAN THREANTENS LONG-TERM WAR IN REPRISAL.

* SAME > RUSSIAN EXPERTS FLEE IRANIAN DRAGNET FOR CYBER-WORM SMUGGLERS [fear of implication in implanting Suxnet agz Iranian CPU's, COMPSYS]???
Posted by: JosephMendiola   2010-10-03 21:13  

#1  
Round Up The Usual Suspects!
Posted by: Spatch Speaking for Boskone8774   2010-10-03 19:35  

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