54:14 "This is like if I told you there was a pandemic coming, and 60% of your fellow citizens refused to be vaccinated." Well, that sounds crazy and not at all like something that would totally happen.
Watching this in 2023..and I'm thinking..premonition..did he know something about something and just didn't say it...btw there is another great video by Ralph Langer and his group on how they decoded and deciphered Stuxnet..if you're interested...
25:00 not the MOAB. That's not a penetrating bomb and it is carried by a c-130. Mr Lawrence _probably_ is referring to the _MOP_ which indeed is a penetrator and is carried by a b-2.
It is this scenario and its diplomacy that has a greater purpose in the artificial intelligence emporium: to develope a self-aware complex that is integrated in automatization and feedd on real time global data. In short, stuxnet like the internet are not events ocurring randomly eith an aimless global intent. One just hopes that the ppl immersed passionately and professionally be the victims of their intended weapon and that the innocent with due understanding be spared. This has not been the case so far....
Not necessarily. You have to remember the code was designed in such a manner that it wouldn't disrupt the normal performance of the control and operating systems. It would begin its operations by searching in the most unobtrusive fashion for the controllers and when it found them it would silently collect data about the centrifuges and then go dormant. Then it would awaken and substitute its code in the PLC in such a manner that it would still indicate that the hardware was running within normal parameters. Without warning a rotor could gradually increase or decrease speed to a point where a pipe or control valve would sustain damage - all without any observation from an engineer or a technician.
@@William_sJazzLoft He's not asking about Stuxnet itself. He's asking why didn't Iran having centrifuges at all make the inspectors alarmed given that they signed a non-proliferation treaty.
I wonder if I have this virus in my machine shop I use a lot of these high frequency controllers to run things like CNC machines or converted lathe machines it would definitely explain why I keep burning up stepper motors and it gives me a pretty good excuse as to why I keep burning up stepper motors 😂 lol I might be making light of this but this truly is a very serious issue I'm not trying to play that side down this is probably more dangerous than a nuclear weapon !
4/11/2021---- Things have changed since this was made. Another cyber attack took place recently. The Texas power failure was very notable also, although it was natural and not cyberattack.
I was just thinking about this. I am from texas, and am learning about Stuxnet for a class assignment. Already, the snow storm incident has been shrugged off. The snow storm incident needs to help ramp up the cyber security to our grid. We are unbelievably unprepared and I don't think enough priority is being given to it. Knocking out a state like texas to that extent is severely dangerous.
If they have the dogs that I made out of my mind I mean just taking things that you're just going to build a that came out dog instead of doll hunt down any dog named Tammy and take it out
After seeing what Israel has done in Gaza and what's going on, I seriously think Iran should have nuclear weapons. That really would have kept Israel in check. Now, what you see is a disproportionate amount of power on one side, and Israel keeps on invading small countries one after another. If Iran had nuclear weapons, they would have disassociated with the proxy parties and used nukes as a negotiable instrument.
That's funny , america the only country that used 2 nuclear bomb against humanity , and Israel the only country that no one talks about their nuclear stockpiles
At 48:00 he starts to lose me. He's getting a little silly. If you launch an attack like this, don't leave any tracks. The Iranians are going to blame Israel and US regardless.
Thats not how it normally works. Even in cyberspace most actions have ways to be tracked. You dont go to a murderer and say"don't leave any evidence" because its not possible.
Zionist and Wahhabi special interests should piss of so the US and Iran can reach a detente. We did so with the USSR, we did it with China, we can do it with Iran. It's Zionist and Israeli special interests/lobbying groups that are preventing the US and Iran getting anywhere meaningful. We have worked with Iran before, we can do it again. Though, due to our pathetic history of not abiding by our agreements, or perpetually provoking Iran--I'll be surprised if Iran ever trusts us ever again enough to come to the table over anything and for anything. With the Trump administration in particular, the withdrawal from the JCPOA, maximum pressure campaign, and the constant provoking and dialing up said provoking, this is strictly a result of Zionist and Israeli lobbying and special interests--particularly influence from political Zionist jewish extremists, Sheldon Adelson. Its really pathetic that the US can't engage in its our foreign policy in the Middle East without our policy makers towing the Zionist/Likud/Israeli line. It's pitiful and disgusting. Zionist/Likud/Israeli interests are NOT US interests and they are NOT the same, they are actually mutually exclusive and polar opposites.
One year ago a found this problem in a plc7 siemens my partner tried to fix the problem and he loosed 4 finger Thanks divine people god is the worst trash for you
Sean McKinnon I know I’m 4 years late, but it IS safe and clean compared to every other power source we have right now. Nuclear power has killed a minute fraction of what fossil fuel power has. Solar power is just as bad because once used there is no safe way to dispose of the toxic materials contained within solar cells. want to use wind power? Well that kills so many birds, the effect on the environment could be witnessed in a few years. Although nuclear power has had its fair share of incidents, the stigma surrounding it needs to be destroyed if we are to better the world. The fossil fuel industry however has helped to sway public opinion against nuclear, making that prospect far less likely.
@@k_6946 Buildings and cars kill orders of magnitudes more birds than wind turbines - look it up. The wind industry is equipped with lots of procedures and technologies for wildlife mitigation.
I saw one documentary which revealed that when a wind turbine reaches end of life the composite blades are incredibly difficult to dispose of. They are not 'green'
Yeah Iran and their regional and global “inspiration of terrorism”. Not the regional and global spreading, funding and supporting of Wahhabism, Salafism but Saudi Arabia. What a woefully compromised and delusional way of thinking and policy direction. Typical and not surprising. This same way of thought and the utter hubris, misplaced exceptionalism and willful and woeful ignorance of the Is-Anglo-Zionist-Wahhabi axis is why this very same axis has, and will continue, to fail in their regional hegemonic interests, goals and agendas. And thank god for their failure and delusion, the region and the world will be a better and safer place. A balance of power is returning and is whats required for stability and peace. It’s not how it should be, but it is the way it has to be. Also, his understanding of ECM, jamming and spoofing of IADS is, well, pathetic.
54:14 "This is like if I told you there was a pandemic coming, and 60% of your fellow citizens refused to be vaccinated."
Well, that sounds crazy and not at all like something that would totally happen.
LMAO, I just came across that part and had to rewind it to hear it again.
I am just at that position and had to check comments. That comment in the video aged well xD
I come back to watch this every once in awhile. Stuxnet blows my fkin mind.
This is a great presentation that is easy to understand if you're not an expert.
Most professional video on this matter!
Watching in 2021. At roughly 54:20 he says "like there is a pandemic coming, and 60% of your fellow citizens refuse to be vaccinated". Ouch.
People were predicting a pandemic for ages. It was only a matter of time
@@LucasBurrell but still...
Watching this in 2023..and I'm thinking..premonition..did he know something about something and just didn't say it...btw there is another great video by Ralph Langer and his group on how they decoded and deciphered Stuxnet..if you're interested...
25:00 not the MOAB. That's not a penetrating bomb and it is carried by a c-130. Mr Lawrence _probably_ is referring to the _MOP_ which indeed is a penetrator and is carried by a b-2.
Kind of like getting stuck in the road or something like that stuxnet you got it switch that x to a c
Lol, the pandemic comment.....
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Exactly what I thought!
It is this scenario and its diplomacy that has a greater purpose in the artificial intelligence emporium: to develope a self-aware complex that is integrated in automatization and feedd on real time global data. In short, stuxnet like the internet are not events ocurring randomly eith an aimless global intent. One just hopes that the ppl immersed passionately and professionally be the victims of their intended weapon and that the innocent with due understanding be spared. This has not been the case so far....
@54:14 Most interesting part of the entire talk!
if IAEA was inspecting natanz, then didn't so many centrifuges vis a vis nuclear power plants ring any alarm bells?
Not necessarily. You have to remember the code was designed in such a manner that it wouldn't disrupt the normal performance of the control and operating systems. It would begin its operations by searching in the most unobtrusive fashion for the controllers and when it found them it would silently collect data about the centrifuges and then go dormant. Then it would awaken and substitute its code in the PLC in such a manner that it would still indicate that the hardware was running within normal parameters. Without warning a rotor could gradually increase or decrease speed to a point where a pipe or control valve would sustain damage - all without any observation from an engineer or a technician.
@@William_sJazzLoft He's not asking about Stuxnet itself. He's asking why didn't Iran having centrifuges at all make the inspectors alarmed given that they signed a non-proliferation treaty.
@@NinjaRunningWild yeah i reread the question and now i see it
It DID raise alarm bells. The problem is that IAEA has no power to enforce anything. It can only inspect (and limited at that) and report.
I wonder if I have this virus in my machine shop I use a lot of these high frequency controllers to run things like CNC machines or converted lathe machines it would definitely explain why I keep burning up stepper motors and it gives me a pretty good excuse as to why I keep burning up stepper motors 😂 lol I might be making light of this but this truly is a very serious issue I'm not trying to play that side down this is probably more dangerous than a nuclear weapon !
dang I never thought of that
Stuxnet? Only if you have exactly the same controller layout as Natanz. i.e 16 groups of like 4-25 plc's of that actual model... And Win7 or XP.
4/11/2021---- Things have changed since this was made. Another cyber attack took place recently. The Texas power failure was very notable also, although it was natural and not cyberattack.
I was just thinking about this. I am from texas, and am learning about Stuxnet for a class assignment. Already, the snow storm incident has been shrugged off. The snow storm incident needs to help ramp up the cyber security to our grid. We are unbelievably unprepared and I don't think enough priority is being given to it. Knocking out a state like texas to that extent is severely dangerous.
@@VGBNDGRL yeah, ya'll should really connect yourself to the rest of the grid...
Just curious, what the downsides of having a security clearance for him would be?
It’s a pain in the ass and extremely intrusive into your personal life. Especially if your getting a top secret or Q clearance.
Simple..in his position..having access to the kinds of information he would have access to..he now becomes a target..
Great talk!
The Cohen sisters did.
Yeah no it can't go through a keyboard nor through a printer.
Start investigating lifenet up there in I said Texarkana
People being people without mask…I miss this
Stuxnet oh did I stick you with a needle
well don't that beat all! a saggy wire just happened to "COINCIDENTALLY" help trigger the black out....ya ookaaay🤔🤔😉😉
Nitro Zeus?
If they have the dogs that I made out of my mind I mean just taking things that you're just going to build a that came out dog instead of doll hunt down any dog named Tammy and take it out
34:11 2021 brought me here
After seeing what Israel has done in Gaza and what's going on, I seriously think Iran should have nuclear weapons. That really would have kept Israel in check. Now, what you see is a disproportionate amount of power on one side, and Israel keeps on invading small countries one after another. If Iran had nuclear weapons, they would have disassociated with the proxy parties and used nukes as a negotiable instrument.
That's funny , america the only country that used 2 nuclear bomb against humanity , and Israel the only country that no one talks about their nuclear stockpiles
This guy thinks uranium235 glows in the dark... Wow!
mighta been talking figuratively. this guy is pretty smart. but, his suit doesn't fit properly.
He meant it emits radiation though not light which is processed by human vision system.
@@ramrodou812 Govt workers can't afford Brooks Brothers. Obviously, doesn't dress for this kind of affair very often.
Congratulations
Can you explain who where whom gave to israel nukes
“Political theorists are not real people” 😂😂😂
Well some of them certainly don’t acknowledge reality……. that’s for sure!
warmonger
At 48:00 he starts to lose me. He's getting a little silly. If you launch an attack like this, don't leave any tracks. The Iranians are going to blame Israel and US regardless.
Thats not how it normally works. Even in cyberspace most actions have ways to be tracked. You dont go to a murderer and say"don't leave any evidence" because its not possible.
But of course it's a trojan horse Trojans are horses not viruses
54:15 👀😵 dude just predicted covid-19!!!
54:20 pandemic prediction
The song is the god shit
Zionist and Wahhabi special interests should piss of so the US and Iran can reach a detente. We did so with the USSR, we did it with China, we can do it with Iran. It's Zionist and Israeli special interests/lobbying groups that are preventing the US and Iran getting anywhere meaningful. We have worked with Iran before, we can do it again. Though, due to our pathetic history of not abiding by our agreements, or perpetually provoking Iran--I'll be surprised if Iran ever trusts us ever again enough to come to the table over anything and for anything. With the Trump administration in particular, the withdrawal from the JCPOA, maximum pressure campaign, and the constant provoking and dialing up said provoking, this is strictly a result of Zionist and Israeli lobbying and special interests--particularly influence from political Zionist jewish extremists, Sheldon Adelson. Its really pathetic that the US can't engage in its our foreign policy in the Middle East without our policy makers towing the Zionist/Likud/Israeli line. It's pitiful and disgusting. Zionist/Likud/Israeli interests are NOT US interests and they are NOT the same, they are actually mutually exclusive and polar opposites.
One year ago a found this problem in a plc7 siemens my partner tried to fix the problem and he loosed 4 finger
Thanks divine people
god is the worst trash for you
The better solution
All the world people mus have nukes
Not more david and samson story
1:12:13 time to know the evil
This guy lost credibility with me when he made the claim that in the 70s we *still* thought nuclear power was a safe and clean way to generate power"
Sean McKinnon I know I’m 4 years late, but it IS safe and clean compared to every other power source we have right now. Nuclear power has killed a minute fraction of what fossil fuel power has. Solar power is just as bad because once used there is no safe way to dispose of the toxic materials contained within solar cells. want to use wind power? Well that kills so many birds, the effect on the environment could be witnessed in a few years. Although nuclear power has had its fair share of incidents, the stigma surrounding it needs to be destroyed if we are to better the world. The fossil fuel industry however has helped to sway public opinion against nuclear, making that prospect far less likely.
John Blob My impression is that you are in fact echoing the point OP was making, rather than countering it.
@@k_6946 Buildings and cars kill orders of magnitudes more birds than wind turbines - look it up. The wind industry is equipped with lots of procedures and technologies for wildlife mitigation.
I saw one documentary which revealed that when a wind turbine reaches end of life the composite blades are incredibly difficult to dispose of. They are not 'green'
@@shreddagorge Irrelevant. They still don't produce a fraction of the power nuclear does.
Yeah Iran and their regional and global “inspiration of terrorism”. Not the regional and global spreading, funding and supporting of Wahhabism, Salafism but Saudi Arabia.
What a woefully compromised and delusional way of thinking and policy direction. Typical and not surprising.
This same way of thought and the utter hubris, misplaced exceptionalism and willful and woeful ignorance of the Is-Anglo-Zionist-Wahhabi axis is why this very same axis has, and will continue, to fail in their regional hegemonic interests, goals and agendas. And thank god for their failure and delusion, the region and the world will be a better and safer place. A balance of power is returning and is whats required for stability and peace. It’s not how it should be, but it is the way it has to be.
Also, his understanding of ECM, jamming and spoofing of IADS is, well, pathetic.
People.of USA open your eyes
You are.the waitress of the divine.people