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In the past, the vast majority of threats that we saw
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Zero Days

In the past, the vast majorityof threats that we saw were always controlled byan operator...

In the past, the vast majority
of threats that we saw were always controlled by
an operator somewhere

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In the past, the vast majority of threats that we saw
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were always controlled by an operator somewhere.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
21
Timestamp in Movie
01:06:00
Uploaded
Nov 01, 2025
Genres
documentary
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A documentary focused on Stuxnet, a piece of self-replicating computer malware that the U.S. and Israel unleashed to destroy a key part of an Iranian nuclear facility, and which ultimately spread beyond its intended target.
They would infect your machines, - Zero Days 00:07
They would infect your machines,
The threats would actually contact the operator - Zero Days 00:05
The threats would actually contact the operator
And the operator would send down commands - Zero Days 00:11
And the operator would send down commands
But Stuxnet couldn't have a command-and-control channel - Zero Days 00:11
But Stuxnet couldn't have a command-and-control channel
The Natanz network is completely air gapped - Zero Days 00:05
The Natanz network is completely air gapped
Ls one of the more difficult challenges - Zero Days 00:09
Ls one of the more difficult challenges
You know, everything, you know, the policies and procedures - Zero Days 00:10
You know, everything, you know, the policies and procedures
But there's no truly air-gapped network - Zero Days 00:07
But there's no truly air-gapped network
This highlights one of the major - Zero Days 00:09
This highlights one of the major
If you think, "well, nobody can attack" - Zero Days 00:11
If you think, "well, nobody can attack"
NSA source: The first time we introduced the code into Natanz - Zero Days 00:16
NSA source: The first time we introduced the code into Natan...
We heard rumours in Moscow, - Zero Days 00:10
We heard rumours in Moscow,
A double agent in Iran with access to Natanz, - Zero Days 00:07
A double agent in Iran with access to Natanz,
What we had to focus on was to write the code - Zero Days 00:09
What we had to focus on was to write the code
They built in all the code and all the logic - Zero Days 00:07
They built in all the code and all the logic
It had the ability to figure out, do I have the right PLCs? - Zero Days 00:05
It had the ability to figure out, do I have the right PLCs?
Langner: And when it's on target, - Zero Days 00:06
Langner: And when it's on target,
That also means you... You cannot call off the attack. - Zero Days 00:05
That also means you... You cannot call off the attack.
It was definitely the type of attack - Zero Days 00:08
It was definitely the type of attack
When it began to actually execute its payload, - Zero Days 00:10
When it began to actually execute its payload,