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The malware, however, doesn’t just sabotage any frequency converter. It inventories a plant’s network and only springs to life if the plant has at least 33 frequency converter drives made by Fararo Paya in Teheran, Iran, or by the Finland-based Vacon.

“There’s only a limited number of circumstances where you would want something to spin that quickly -– such as in uranium enrichment,” said O Murchu. “I imagine there are not too many countries outside of Iran that are using an Iranian device. I can’t imagine any facility in the U.S. using an Iranian device,” he added.

Russian nuclear scientists providing technical assistance to the Iranian reactor in Bushehr have called on the Kremlin to postpone the complex's activation for fear of "another Chernobyl", the Daily Telegraph reported Sunday. .....

....According to the Daily Telegraph, the scientists working at the plant have become so concerned by Iran's apparent disregard for nuclear safety issues that they have lobbied the Kremlin directly to postpone activation until at least the end of the year, so that a proper assessment can be made of the damage caused to its computer operations by Stuxnet.....

...The scientists accused the Iranians of having "disregard for human life" and warn that Russia could find itself blamed for "another Chernobyl" if it allows Bushehr to go ahead.....

The obama administration has claimed it and israel were behind stuxnet and a few other viruses and malware that have been popping up in the middle east recently.

The latest being "Flame".

In his normal fashion,he tried to defuse his credit for it,as he was trying to take credit for it.You see,hes added the program started under bush.

The problem is that's he's talking about this. He should just keep his mouth shut and keep people wondering.