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Dutch Water Whiz Plants Stuxnet in Iranian Nuke Facility: A Leak of Epic Proportions!
When a Dutchman turns James Bond with a water pump—De Volkskrant spills the beans on the Stuxnet saga. This Dutch engineer’s aquatic aid may have given Iran’s nukes a serious software snag.
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Once upon a time, a humble Dutch engineer turned cyber-espionage’s unexpected leading man in a tale that sounds like it's straight out of Hollywood - if Hollywood decided to swap out car chases for water pumps and super-spy gadgets for malware. Talk about splashing into the deep end of international intrigue with a splash of digital destruction!
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