Stuxnet (Spanish Wikipedia)

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  • «Stuxnet : A worm which targets SCADA systems» [Stuxnet: Un gusano que ataca sistemas SCADA]. Cert-IST Computer Emergency Response Team (en inglés). 8 de septiembre de 2010. Consultado el 7 de junio de 2025. «Traducción: [...] Stuxnet fue descubierto el 17 de junio de 2010 por la empresa bielorrusa VirusBlokAda (desarrolladora de productos antivirus). En aquel momento, la mayor parte de la atención de los analistas se centró en que este gusano utilizaba una vulnerabilidad previamente desconocida en Windows (una falla de día cero): la vulnerabilidad ". LNK", que llevó a Microsoft a publicar a principios de agosto el parche MS10-046 fuera de banda. Solo tras un análisis más profundo, los analistas descubrieron que Stuxnet estaba diseñado para atacar sistemas SCADA. [...] Original: [...] Stuxnet was discovered on June 17, 2010 by the Belarusian Company VirusBlokAda (a company that develops antivirus products). At that time most of the attention of the analysts was caught by the fact that this worm uses a previously unknown vulnerability in Windows (a "0-day" flaw): the ". LNK" vulnerability which led Microsoft to release early in August the out-of-band patch MS10-046. This is only after further analysis that analysts found that Stuxnet was in fact designed to target SCADA systems. [...]».

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