Listening to BedRock by Young Money & Lloyd
Id be stuck like glue, I can make ur bedrock uuuuuu … babyy … *caugh caugh* ♥ Nicki here at ABA ROLI, Bidakara Tower 2 – Preview it on Path.
Id be stuck like glue, I can make ur bedrock uuuuuu … babyy … *caugh caugh* ♥ Nicki here at ABA ROLI, Bidakara Tower 2 – Preview it on Path.
1088hp Rimac Concept One - World’s Fastest Electric Supercar (by marchettino)
I personally think one of these happens everywhere around the world, especially the developing countries, but as “superpower” developed country definitely is a shame lol
- then Back in June 2010, a super-sophisticated computer virus attack was waged on the Iranian nuclear program. Named “Stuxnet,” the virus disrupted and temporarily shut down about 1,000 of the nation’s 5,000 uranium centrifuges.
- nowThe decision to push ahead with Stuxnet, which the U.S. and Israel teamed on, came directly from President Obama — he accelerated the attack, part of a U.S. effort to halt Iran’s nuclear program code-named “Olympic Games.” source
In case you were wondering, here’s how infamous Iran-infrastructure-damaging bug Stuxnet worked. And to answer your question, the U.S. was involved in what was intended as an act of cyberwar … but the virus (which only got its name after it broke out online) was never intended it to break out onto the larger Internet. But Stuxnet, which broke out in 2010, is old news. A newer virus, Flame, is currently causing major online trauma in the Middle East.