Well, well…Nuclear scientist who Iran says was killed by Israeli Mossad was Iran’s top STUXNET worm expert

In the United Kingdom on 25 November 2010, Sky News announced that it had received information that the Stuxnet worm, or a variation of the virus, had been traded on the black market. Sky News stated that the virus had possibly been traded to a criminal gang or terrorist group and that such a virus was a "tier 1" threat to national security.
VIA BARE NAKED ISLAM: Prof. Majid Shahriari, who died when his car was attacked in North Tehran Nov. 29, headed the team Iran established for combating the Stuxnet virus rampaging through its nuclear and military networks. Experts believe the Stuxnet worm is an Israeli creation.This is the fifth attack on Iranian nuclear scientists in two years.
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Tags: Iran, Israel, National Security, Nuclear program of Iran, Sky News, Stuxnet, Tehran, United States, Virus
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