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They mentioned they were Tawainese comapanies. I’d bet it was stolen rather than passed to them by some insider.
by wil421 8y ago
They mentioned they were Tawainese comapanies. I’d bet it was stolen rather than passed to them by some insider.
- euroclydon 8y agoYeah, if you've got a big budget, state sponsoring, and years to plan how to steal a signing key from a foreign company, I'm not going to bet against you.
- stef25 8y agoThe hard part was writing the worm and getting it in to the facility, not getting in to Realtek's network. I would bet.
- wil421 8y agoDidn’t the CIA drop USB sticks around the enrichment facility? I read that somewhere trying to find the source.
- convivialdingo 8y agoIf I were to guess, probably many different types of media. Music CDs, DVDs disks, usb. Maybe those types of facilities are 99% focused on keeping data from leaving. But employees were bringing plenty of media to listen to while watching the monitors before stuxnet. A typical facility would likely scan that incoming media and pass it to you later if it was okay’d. You aren’t allowed to ever take that media out again, however. I’m just guessing though.