Worm Wars With Iran's Nuke Plant

First, there was The Worm, which was supposed to screw up Iran's nukes. Then came The Counterattack, in which Iran said "No problem; we got this." Now we have The Actual Attack, in which it turns out the Iranians don't actually have their digital butts in gear.

Iran's official news agency says a complex computer worm has affected the personal computers of staff at the country's first nuclear power plant weeks before the facility is to go online.
The IRNA news agency is quoting the head of the Bushehr nuclear plant, Mahmoud Jafari, as saying a team is inspecting several computers to remove the malware, but that it "has not caused any damage to major systems of the plant."
Experts in Germany discovered the worm in July, and it has since shown up in a number of attacks — primarily in Iran, Indonesia, India and the U.S.

By: Brant