Iranian Nuclear Program Rocked Hard By AC/DC Virus
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"The Pursuit of Vikings" would be awesome lolBlablahb said:
or some good Metallica with "Fuel" x)
All the Iranian citizens currently incarcerated in Guantanamo Bay, without charge, four years after Guantanamo Bay was supposed to be shut down, tell a different story. At least Iran later released the British and US citizens that they kidnapped.Antari said:
People, Stop arguing about the US/West and their involvement in Iran. Just enjoy the how funny it is that a virus makes computers play ACDC.
OT: This is hilarious. Though I probably done a little different.
OT: This is hilarious. Though I probably done a little different.
Why are they complaining? I'd be thanking the person that sent the virus for livening up an otherwise boring job.
Unless it, like, delayed a project and caused the loss of several millions dollars worth of funding, or caused some sort of nuclear explosion. ... That would make it infinitely less awesome.
Unless it, like, delayed a project and caused the loss of several millions dollars worth of funding, or caused some sort of nuclear explosion. ... That would make it infinitely less awesome.
LOL!Antari said:
The Iran Contra affair is an example of the US supporting terrorists and does not show Iran in a negative fashion.
The 'Iran Contra' affair was the Regan administation illegally selling arms (missiles) to Iran in return for hostages, without the knowledge of congress (which had banned such sales).
Some of the money Iran paid to the US for the arms was used to supply 'terrorists' in Nicaragua(the 'Contra') with US arms, training and support (ie the US mined Nicaragua's harbours, preventing maritime trade).
The US was found guilty in the ICJ and fined in 1986.
The US refused to pay the fine and blocked any attempt Nicaragua maked to collect (until Nicaragua gave up).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicaragua_v._United_States
Assuming this is true...
This was not a virus but a hack.
A hacker used a remote access tool (rumored to be Metasploit) to find a vunerability in their VPN.
The music sounds like a distraction; you are too busy trying to stop the PC playing the loud music to notice the warnings that some vital system has stopped and permanent damage is about to take place until it is too late.
This distraction is probably required after the extra precautions Iran took after the US cyber attacks using Stuxnet and Flame.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/01/world/middleeast/obama-ordered-wave-of-cyberattacks-against-iran.html?_r=1&pagewanted=all
This was not a virus but a hack.
A hacker used a remote access tool (rumored to be Metasploit) to find a vunerability in their VPN.
The music sounds like a distraction; you are too busy trying to stop the PC playing the loud music to notice the warnings that some vital system has stopped and permanent damage is about to take place until it is too late.
This distraction is probably required after the extra precautions Iran took after the US cyber attacks using Stuxnet and Flame.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/01/world/middleeast/obama-ordered-wave-of-cyberattacks-against-iran.html?_r=1&pagewanted=all
Its all fun and games, until you find out the virus's real goal was to launch the nukes. Which then kill millions. Oh dear...
So it is OK that the US supports terrorism and has nukes, but it is not OK that Iran does the same things?Antari said:
So it would be OK for Iran to sell arms, and/or support terrorists, to try and get Iranian 'hostages' back from Guantanamo Bay?
Where do you stand on torture?
OK for the US but not for Iran?
Life isn't balanced and fair. We got our bombs a long time ago. And Iran hasn't been friendly to us. So we're doing everything we can to stop them. You can go all politically correct if you like, but it really is wishful thinking on your part. Because I can garentee you Iran doesn't hold the same ideals. Torture is what it is, a centuries old practice. Sometimes it has its uses, sometimes not. Personally in the case of Iraq, Afghanistan, and Iran, its a waste of time. We should have nuked them. Survival of the fittest. 6,973,738,433 people on the planet (Or so the world bank says), it really wouldn't hurt us badly to thin the herd of trouble makers.TechNoFear said:
Hey AC/DC are Australian, you'll not take them away from us with your peppered words and Grand Canyon.Not G. Ivingname said:
Pfft, you forget yourself sir, we have the boxing kangaroo, he shall usher in a new age of warfare, too right.Not G. Ivingname said:mrhappy1489 said:
mrhappy1489 said:Pfft, you forget yourself sir, we have the boxing kangaroo, he shall usher in a new age of warfare, too right.Not G. Ivingname said:mrhappy1489 said:
