There are so many words on the Internet, but very few are worth reading on a Sunday morning, when you could be out for brunch with friends or simply lazing around in bed. However, here are a few pieces I can recommend this weekend. Read more »
The Stuxnet worm, the first worm that was able to exploit a Microsoft Windows vulnerability to break into power grid control systems, is one sophisticated beast. It looks like it had over 30 people build it, according to a Symantec talk via The Atlantic’s Alexis Madrigal. Read more »
A worm that uses a Microsoft Windows vulnerability to penetrate control systems for the not-so-smart grid is just the beginning of how increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks could target the power grid. And the current power grid network isn’t smart or secure enough to handle them. Read more »
