If virus attacks on Iran continue, U.S. will get its teeth knocked out - official

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If virus attacks on Iran continue, U.S. will get its teeth knocked out - official

25 July 2012, 16:16 (GMT+05:00)


Azerbaijan, Baku, July 25 /Trend S.Isayev, T. Jafarov/

If the U.S. continues to spread virus attacks on Iran, it will suffer a fatal blow and get its teeth knocked out, an official from Iran's General Defense Headquarters Cyber Security department said, IRNA reported.

Commenting on the recent news about Iranian nuclear plants being attacked by the virus, the official noted that cyber-attacks against Iran are useless.

Earlier today Bloomberg reported citing the F-Secure Security Labs website that Iran's nuclear facilities have suffered a cyber attack that shut down computers and played music from the rock band AC/DC.

A new worm has targeted Iran's nuclear program, shutting down the "automation network" at the Natanz and Fordo facilities, the Internet security site reported, citing an e- mail it said was sent by a scientist inside Iran's Atomic Energy Organization.

The virus also prompted several of the computers on site to play the song "Thunderstruck" by AC/DC at full volume in the middle of the night, according to the e-mail, part of which is published in English on the website.

F-Secure Security Labs, which is linked to F-Secure Oyj (FSC1V), the Finnish maker of security and cloud software, said that while it was unable to verify the details of the attack described, it had confirmed that the scientist who reported them was sending and receiving the e-mails from within Iran's Atomic Energy Organization.

Iranian official urged the U.S. to stop harassing Iran via cyber attacks, or it will get a proper response.

Iran's nuclear program and oil facilities have been subject to a succession of cyber attacks that the Foreign Ministry said in May were launched by hostile governments as part of a broader "soft war."

Iran accuses the U.S. and Israel of trying to sabotage its technological progress. Both countries say Iran's nuclear activities may have military intent, an allegation that Iran denies.

http://en.trend.az/regions/iran/2050281.html

http://www.iraq-war.ru/article/275236

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If virus attacks on Iran continue, U.S. will get its teeth knocked out - official

25 July 2012, 16:16 (GMT+05:00)


Azerbaijan, Baku, July 25 /Trend S.Isayev, T. Jafarov/

If the U.S. continues to spread virus attacks on Iran, it will suffer a fatal blow and get its teeth knocked out, an official from Iran's General Defense Headquarters Cyber Security department said, IRNA reported.

Commenting on the recent news about Iranian nuclear plants being attacked by the virus, the official noted that cyber-attacks against Iran are useless.

Earlier today Bloomberg reported citing the F-Secure Security Labs website that Iran's nuclear facilities have suffered a cyber attack that shut down computers and played music from the rock band AC/DC.

A new worm has targeted Iran's nuclear program, shutting down the "automation network" at the Natanz and Fordo facilities, the Internet security site reported, citing an e- mail it said was sent by a scientist inside Iran's Atomic Energy Organization.

The virus also prompted several of the computers on site to play the song "Thunderstruck" by AC/DC at full volume in the middle of the night, according to the e-mail, part of which is published in English on the website.

F-Secure Security Labs, which is linked to F-Secure Oyj (FSC1V), the Finnish maker of security and cloud software, said that while it was unable to verify the details of the attack described, it had confirmed that the scientist who reported them was sending and receiving the e-mails from within Iran's Atomic Energy Organization.

Iranian official urged the U.S. to stop harassing Iran via cyber attacks, or it will get a proper response.

Iran's nuclear program and oil facilities have been subject to a succession of cyber attacks that the Foreign Ministry said in May were launched by hostile governments as part of a broader "soft war."

Iran accuses the U.S. and Israel of trying to sabotage its technological progress. Both countries say Iran's nuclear activities may have military intent, an allegation that Iran denies.

http://en.trend.az/regions/iran/2050281.html

http://www.iraq-war.ru/article/275236

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Leli bre junosa znas li ti to da prevedes na normalni a ujedno najlepsi jezik SRPSKI koga boli tuki za taj pavijanski jezik
 
Pa u igri su ili izrael ili US. nema ko drugi. Sto se tice samog virusa, ovo sve govori da su ili puni spijuna kao oko ili su glupi ko q da svako moze da zabada fleshke tek tako , jer je ovo s**nje moguce ubaciti u takva postrojenja samo fizicki tj. iznutra kao sto je bio slucaj sa Stuxnet-om. I ko zna cega ima jos kao i onaj spy virus "Flame" (Ko god ga sklepao alal mu cufte. :worth: ) koji je kruzio planetom par godina dok ga konacno nisu provalili ovi iz Kaspersky Lab-a. Sve u svemu drndaju ove Irance ovakvim stvarima godinama sve na isti fazon.
 
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ja razumem......sto se Iranci ljute,treba neko muzicki da ih edukuje....:mrgreen:...ko ce drugi nego USA.....za sada im pustaju AC-DC,samo neka nastave:ok:

Pa ono, mogu da se izivljavaju nad stupidnim Irancima, ali im Kinezi doope pomeraju u ovoj sferi ...
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F-Secure Security Labs ionako otkupljuje definicije od Kasperskog
godinama nemaju svoj antivirus, sa istim definicijama engine im je slab?

medjutim, ako Iran počne da koristi Linux onda Windows virusi neće raditi

A još što je Lin badava, i što svakih 6 meseci stiže nova verzija i da ne nabrajam dalje prednosti.
 

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