One of the most fascinating hacker movies I’ve ever seen, Zero Days documents the secrecy and devestation of Stuxnet, the world’s first cyber weapon.
This film captures interviews with whistleblowers who have come forth for the first time about their involvement with Stuxnet – and how the project was nearly compromized due to overly ambitious team members.
When most people hear the phrase “cyber attack,” they think of downed computer systems – not a virus designed to physically destroy millions of dollars of uranium refinement centrifuges.
Stuxnet was the first known malware designed to target industrial control systems. It did so by causing centrifuges to spin out of control, all while reporting back to the control room that equipment was operating as expected.
This book details the story behind Stuxnet, the “world’s first digital weapon.” It’s available in softcover, hardcover, audiobook, and Kindle.
You can find it on Amazon here.
Have you ever wondered what would happen if a cyberattack managed to take down the power grid?
According to best selling author Ted Koppel, it’s not only possible, but probable.
The infrastructure that supports the US power grid was not built with security in mind, and with nearly every aspect of modern life reliant on electricity, it’s become a prime target for our adversaries.
According to the NSA (National Security Agency), China and Russia have already penetrated our grid.
What happens when they decide to pull the trigger?
Join Ted as he explores the vulnerabilities of the US power grid, the ramifications of a major cyberattack, and what could be done to prevent it.