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In this Stuxnet documentary, we reveal the terrifying truth about The Virus That Started World War 3. Known as Stuxnet, this ...

In 2009, something strange began happening inside a secret nuclear facility in the Iranian desert. Machines designed to run for ...

Stuxnet was a sophisticated cyber attack on an Iranian nuclear plant that may have changed the nature of warfare forever.

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A computer virus crossed from code into the real world—quietly sabotaging industrial machines without anyone noticing. This is ...

Everyone thinks the first computer virus came from a dark room in Russia… but the real story begins in Pakistan, in the city of ...

On January 1st, while the world celebrated a new year, a cyber attack quietly began. No systems went offline. No ransomware ...

Welcome to Logic Studio — Cinematic Tech Explained. This video breaks down complex technology into clean, visual, ...

How did a computer virus physically destroy a nuclear facility? Stuxnet was unlike any malware before it. It didn't steal credit cards ...

Welcome to Logic Studio — Cinematic Tech Explained. This video breaks down complex technology into clean, visual, ...

Most cyberattacks don't start with advanced hacking tools. They start with simple mistakes. In this documentary-style video, we ...

The world's first digital missile wasn't fired from a silo. It was carried on a USB stick. In 2010, centrifuges in Iran started exploding.

In 1988, the internet was still small, experimental, and limited to universities and government systems. Then suddenly, computers ...

An award-winning documentary about dinosaurs and the people who love them. From prestigious museums and universities to ...

World's Most Dangerous Cyber Attack 2010 mein duniya ka sabse khatarnak cyber attack hua Iran ke Natanz Nuclear Facility ...

A virus that breaks metal? Stuxnet destroyed 1000 nuclear centrifuges without firing a shot. Welcome to the age of Cyber Warfare.

En este episodio descubrirás: El Caballo de Troya Digital: Cómo una simple memoria USB burló la seguridad de una fortaleza ...

In 2012, cybersecurity researchers discovered something terrifying. A virus that didn't destroy systems. It didn't demand money.