Marketplace Tech Report for September 28, 2010

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Stuxnet computer worm threatens power plants, not credit cards

by Molly Wood

Sep 28, 2010

Unlike common computer viruses that go after your personal data or simply mess with your computer, a new worm is on the loose called Stuxnet, which targets software that controls infrastructure. Experts weigh in on what this means for the debut of Iran's new nuclear power plant, which has been infected by Stuxnet.

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