> that didn't actually happen See modulating factors at the bottom. In this case, it didn't because it was caught before making it into a stable release, but o

> that didn't actually happen See modulating factors at the bottom. In this case, it didn't because it was caught before making it into a stable release, but only due to sheer luck. The story is still so much bigger than Stuxnet to me because its aim was an actually tangible impact on millions of people's lives > Now this could have been bigger than Stuxnet, if the backdoor had remained secret for -- and I think I'm being generous here -- another year or so. Agreed on that! (To be clear, I still think it's already bigger, not because of the impact it concretely had but because I perceive it to having been very close; but I can understand this/your point of view very well)