Researchers say the worm is designed to attack a very particular configuration of the Simatic SCADA software, indicating the malware writers had a specific facility or facilities in mind for their attack and had extensive knowledge of the system they were targeting, possibly with the purpose of destroying the system and creating real-world explosions in the facility where it ran.
Researchers who have spent the last three months reverse-engineering the code and running it in simulated environments now say that it’s designed for sabotage, and that its level of sophistication suggests that a well-resourced nation-state is behind the attack. A few researchers have speculated that Iran’s nascent nuclear program was a possible target for the worm’s destructive payload, though that’s based on circumstantial evidence.
kom se čita, evo cijeli članak sa weirda, a evo i ako nekog zanima eset-ova analiza stuxneta
đizs... više im ni vojska ne treba, samo će remote odvalit protivnikovu nuklearku ravno njemu u dvorištu i game over..
nabijem ih i jedne i druge i treće, bolje nek krenu sijat hranu za gladne umjesto što pare troše na sranja svi redom
Genij si za linux i računala, ali o nuklearkama nemaš pojma pa se bolje nemoj blamirat 
