Things that are not in the British News

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Platypus replied

20 February 2011, 15:09
Originally posted by Doggy Styles View Post

They reported it put the program back by four years. I couldn't work out why at the time, but someone kindly explained it to me.

The Guardian reckoned "up to" a year set back IIRC
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Doggy Styles replied

20 February 2011, 15:07
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Apparently that was enough to make them replace lots of centrifuges - could easily be year off program.

They reported it put the program back by four years. I couldn't work out why at the time, but someone kindly explained it to me.
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Platypus replied

20 February 2011, 15:03
Don't you read the papers, Paddy?

BBC News - Stuxnet worm 'targeted high-value Iranian assets'

also
Stuxnet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Paddy replied

20 February 2011, 14:58
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Apparently that was enough to make them replace lots of centrifuges - could easily be year off program.

Link please.
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AtW replied

20 February 2011, 13:39
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

BTW the virus never got as far as the equipment.

Apparently that was enough to make them replace lots of centrifuges - could easily be year off program.
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Paddy replied

20 February 2011, 13:30
Originally posted by AtW View Post

The Germans did their bit in stopping Iranian nuclear program, far more than Britain - who do you think leaned on Siemens to provide hardware info to test that virus?

Allegedly.

Stopping what program? BTW the virus never got as far as the equipment.
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AtW replied

20 February 2011, 13:25
The Germans did their bit in stopping Iranian nuclear program, far more than Britain - who do you think leaned on Siemens to provide hardware info to test that virus?

Allegedly.
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Paddy started a topic Things that are not in the British News

20 February 2011, 12:57
Things that are not in the British News

Two faced Angela Merkel gets UK to stop trading with Iran and then sends the German Foreign Minister to visit Iran and make a lot of dosh.

Gauweiler defends his visit to Iran « German to English

French workers in mass protests and blocking auto routes regarding the economy (Only French TV)
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