Re:The Stuxnet worm may be the most sophisticated software e...
by kazinator on Friday May 25, 2018 @09:49AM
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Stringing together independent pieces doesn't produce a significant rise in complexity.
For instance, the payload which specifically looks for uranium centrifuge hardware is independent of the worm which carries the payload. They can be developed separately, by different people, and combined.
That specific worm could carry a payload to attack anything.
Or, that specific payload could be carried by any worm.
There is next to no coupling between "worm" and "payload".
For instance, the payload which specifically looks for uranium centrifuge hardware is independent of the worm which carries the payload. They can be developed separately, by different people, and combined.
That specific worm could carry a payload to attack anything.
Or, that specific payload could be carried by any worm.
There is next to no coupling between "worm" and "payload".