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How a Secret Code Gaslit Iran’s Nuclear Scientists

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This report about F16, a piece of software from the mid-2000s that has only been discovered and understood now, is one of the craziest hacking stories I've heard in some time. Apparently, the point wasn't to sabotage the machines Iran used to build nuclear weapons but instead just the data that the scientists looked at. It was a way of hacking beliefs and confidence and throwing the researchers down the wrong paths.

#technews #fast16 #cybersecurity
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