The New Face of War

Cyberwarfare or industrial espionage? The Stuxnet worm has infected 30,000 machines in Iran, including an unknown number at the Bushehr nuclear power plant. Credit: ISNA, Mehdi Ghasemi / AP Photo

Samuel Greengard

December 1, 2010

With the introduction of the sophisticated Stuxnet worm, the stakes of cyberwarfare have increased immeasurably.

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