Stuxnet was a beautifully designed and engineered virus.   The story behind it is fascinating and I encourage everyone to read up about it.  Not to discount Sam's video.  He does a great job.

@Generic YouTube Account Don't think the real target of your tip got to hear it, if you catch my drift

There’s a great podcast about it on Darknet Diaries. Episode title is Stuxnet. All episodes are great though


This is something we deal with daily in US manufacturing. I work as an electrical maintenance lead at a steel mill. Our Automation department has to work hand in hand with our IT department and our corporate IT department to ensure our cyber security is sharp. We currently are getting ready for potential vulnerabilities in a large upcoming Windows update that has been warned by our PLC manufacturer and Microsoft. That said we are auditing our Network security and firewalling. It’s concerning to all of us how these zero days can be utilized without manufacturer notice to wipe out our processes, and with that we ensure residences are built in and offline spares are prepared so processes can be restored and isolated if needed.


I mean... People don't update their systems, especially industrial companies. You realistically don't need a zDay to infect those networks. Most network compromises come from people getting phished by obvious schemas 🤷


How do you stop a zero day attack? From what I've heard the end user doesn't even need to do anything, the attacker simply needs to know their phone number and that's it! Could be a text message sent or anything, and the victim doesn't even need to open it.  Wouldn't be surprised if there's a government backdoor for everything nowadays either.


"Zero days are worthless...Quickly patched by devs"... But doesn't mean the updates are installed. Takes years for many companies to do that lol. Any one who does IT sees old vulnerable stuff all the time and has to convince companies to upgrade.


Stuxnet silently and nearly undetectably prevented the advancement of nuclear technology in Iran. This sounds like a similar M.O. to the Sophons from Trisolaris in Three Body Problem.


Zero Days (which like this video take the stuxnet worm as its starting point) is a great documentary and a must-see for anyone wanting to dive deeper from this video.


Nice vid seen this topic story allready but you explained it excellent as well


We need to be clear about the Colonial Pipeline attack.

The attack didn't go anywhere near fuel and pipeline operations.

It was a DP attack; it would have shjut down *the computers they used to bill customers*.  *They shut down the pipeline*, lest they be unable to collect money for the prodcut moved.

We need to be clear about the Colonial Pipeline attack.

The attack didn't go anywhere *near* fuel and pipeline operations.

It was a DP attack; it would have shjut down *the computers they used to bill customers*.  *They shut down the pipeline*, lest they be unable to collect money for the prodcut moved.


My understanding is that there was a photograph in an industrial publication of one of the terminals in the facility that reflected that the Iranians had not been updating their control software package because the licenses were under sanctions.


As someone who is a chief information security officer and a network data security specialist and a firewall security inspector….

this is cool


That is an elegant solution very well executed.


I just graduated IT in 2020, and CS specializing in Internet Networks, and Databases in 2016.

I have heard all these things while I was in the middle of my college, man my field changed alot in cyber security in that time frame.

I also have a laptop with alot of old virus codes from the centuries, including the infamous I-LOVE-YOU virus. The wifi card for that laptop is removed and Ethernet port disabled permanently hardware wise, and its running Win 10 20H1 natively, with vms for DOS.

I usually use those codes as learning materials, and sometimes algorithms within it I use for code I make.


"This all was made possible by"<br>My mind: Skillshare!!

"This all was made possible by"
My mind: Skillshare!!


Is it really a weapon though? A sledgehammer is a weapon if I swing it at you, but if I tear down a house with it then it is only a tool. This tool didn't attack people but infrastructure instead. Therefore, it is a tool and not a weapon.

A bomb can be a tool used in demolition and tunnelling. That doesn’t mean it can’t be a weapon as well. Is a knife always a weapon? Always a tool? Or sometimes one and sometimes the other?


Great video Wendover Production. Love this channel so much


Imagine paying millions for a zero day vulnerabilities only for an ethical hacker to find it a week later.


18:45 I'm no expert, but I'm almost certain that a lot of people around the world already have experience with wars that they can't simply ignore by turning off the TV.


Do a video on hardware vulnerabilities and counterfeit chips!


The "error code" in this video's thumbnail is actually "WENDOVER" in hex. The second and seventh characters are the same (both E's), the first character is one greater than the sixth (W is immediately after V in the alphabet), and the fourth character is one less than the E's, since it's the D.


This era was made possible & profitable by... <b>*Our sponsor SquareSpace!*</b>

This era was made possible & profitable by... **Our sponsor SquareSpace!**


It shouldn’t be treated or viewed any differently than dropping a bomb on a city or launching a nuke if it’s a large or destructive enough cyber attack, because in many ways they can actually be more destructive than traditional weapons. The US government, for example, has to make clear to Russia currently that any major cyber attack on US soil or of US interests on foreign soil will be treated the same as if Russia flew fighter jets over New York City and started dropping bombs and that it will be considered a very real official declaration of traditional war that would trigger NATO’s Article 5 the same way a traditional attack on NATO territory would and it doesn’t matter whether or not they have plausible deniability through the use of contracted outside hackers and troll farms and don’t officially take credit for it, if it comes from Russia or groups and organizations known to be friendly with Russia it’ll be treated as a Russian attack. Time to finally put them in their place, especially when it comes to cyber warfare, after all the destruction they’ve caused over the past several years through such means. We’ve got to make any potential use of cyber attacks seem like a suicide mission to them, AND China for that matter.


Unfortunately Cyber Warfare has been secretly happening for a very long time now. Stuxnet was pretty recent if you think about it.


I can always tell it's gunna be a great video when he says "...You see..."


Thanks for the vid great job, always a great place for inspiration for me and  my videos. Peace


Ah yes adding more anxiety to my mountain of a pile, what a great way to start a Tuesday


Are we living in a time that will one day be referred to as... The Cold Boot War?


I am pretty sure that a lot of capable people are pretty motivated to activate one or two of these on Russia at the moment.


There exists a backdoor in mobile telephony network that allow anyone with the right tools to get into your phone and there is no way to prevent it. Ross Coulthart has a piece on it.


you dont realize how scary this is until you realize nuclear launch sites could have a venerability and with a press off a button the world could end

Well, yea, but actually no. In the US at least, our nuclear launches need actual physical activation keys. You cannot launch an ICBM from the US without having a living person present.


2:19 “This new era, was made possible..”
My brain: “by our sponsor, Nord VPN”


17:18  "Traditional weapons have consequences for the agressors, ..."  not really, the US deployed 2 nuclear weapons on civilians ... and there where no consequences. (At least no negative consequences)


this mans war profiteering in the right way! Keep informing the masses!


I too, was fooled by "this new era was made possible..."


Just because a security bug is fixed does not mean it is patched in the real world. Many corporations run outdated operating systems with unpatched security vulnerables. And keep ignoring the fixes that have been made.<br>Make sure YOUR computer installs the latest fixes as soon as they are released.

Just because a security bug is fixed does not mean it is patched in the real world. Many corporations run outdated operating systems with unpatched security vulnerables. And keep ignoring the fixes that have been made.
Make sure YOUR computer installs the latest fixes as soon as they are released.


I feel like this will be a short period of history, where they're so common as to be unsurprising when you hear "X was hacked". Eventually we'll patch all the easy ones and only amateur code will be so vulnerable.

Unfortunately that’s not possible, each time a new bit of software is created, new exploits are also created.

Humans just don’t have the time, energy, or ability to make any piece of software perfectly unhackable on the very first release.


"THIS new era was made possible..."
[brain autocompletes sentence] by SquareSpace.
"... by the zero day exploit"


Attribution is bullshit most of the time.  Anyone who tells you different is a fool or selling you snake oil.  Sometimes it's not but usually a clever hacker can make it look like anyone else did it


Die Hard 4 was already in cinema's almost 15 years ago, tackling similar theme. (Description in second paragraph for spoilers)
I remember talking to people about the movie back then saying: this is likely already within the realm of capabilities.
Some agreed with me, but most just waved it off as a fantasy saying governments and companies are likely well prepared for these threats.
Well if there's anything we've learned since then is how woefully inept big organisations are when it comes to upholding cyber security.

SPOILER WARNING:
The movie is about a criminal organisation paralyzing all the infrastructure in a mayor US city by hacking all the control facilities. (Traffic, Electricity, Water, Gas, etc.)
They cleverly outsource part of the hack's preparation to individuals so they can take the heat while they execute the second phase of the plan.
Luckily in the movie this organisation is only out for money using the chaos to rob banks.

In that way it's similar to the Texas gas pipeline ransomware attack, which was executed by relatively unskilled criminals and didn't even compromise critical systems in the end.
Just imagine what government funded experts are capable of, not motivated by money, but by political goals.


You should make a podcast or at least have these videos as audio only. I like to listen to these when I’m working I just put my phone in my pocket and listen


I went crazy for 3 days trying to find this video to show a friend. It was actually gone. I'm sane again


IME a 0day is an exploit that the dev doesn't know about or is aware of but without a fix implemented. Once it is fixed it is not called a 0day anymore


I am futile with my desire to help. I wish I had experience and could join the fight like him.


The massive, extended Verizon Wireless outage on April 20, 2022 smells to me that cyber warfare is now affecting our comm infrastructure.

There was a Verizon outage?!? It must not've affected my region, as I never noticed any disruption in service...


Amazing condensation of a complicated topic that portrays the real world realities of this warfare. A warfare that can collapse infrastructure on a large scale, a weapon that can only be fired once, a weapon that can be concealed in a crowed and fired without knowing who did it. There are people/groups out there that know how to make a bit of code that knows how to jump, replicate, hide, and target any computer they want it to. Finding the holes in people to quickly infect computers.


Ahaha. I though “this new era was made possible” was going to be a sponsor plug 🤣


"This new era was made possible... by today's sponsor!" 😂


Unless the cost of renewable energy is affordable for the general population it is unlikely that people will switch to EV vehicles soon. But who knows


When he said "this era was made possible by", I was confident he will say Skillshare


7:38 I'll have you know that this was the moment I realized it was .Lnk and not, infact, .ink (with a capital I for some reason) as I had always thought. Makes a lot more sense, in several ways.


16:39 Correction: ransomware locked up billing for the US’s colonial pipeline.  The pipeline itself was shutdown by the company.

Wait so they shutdown the pipeline and inconvenienced millions of people because the company couldn't wait an extra few days to get paid?


When he said "This new era was made possible..." I thought he was gonna say "by Nord VPN"


Interesting video. Two things: Stuxnet was not the first. Russia was already comitting cyber attacks against Estonia in 2007, so it's not totally fair to blame Israel and the US for kicking it off, although it did kick things into higher gear and lost them any moral highground.<br>Secondly, we've heard a lot of these 'next war will be cyberwar' predictions, but they don't seem to pan out. What is the distinction between 'cyber warfare' and just sabotage?

Interesting video. Two things: Stuxnet was not the first. Russia was already comitting cyber attacks against Estonia in 2007, so it's not totally fair to blame Israel and the US for kicking it off, although it did kick things into higher gear and lost them any moral highground.
Secondly, we've heard a lot of these 'next war will be cyberwar' predictions, but they don't seem to pan out. What is the distinction between 'cyber warfare' and just sabotage?


Way better than "Half As Interesting." That guy is a freaking hack! 😀

"Half-Assed Interesting", am I right? Totally a counterfeit imposter, not even pretending to be original.


Just wait until you look up the latest version of Pegasus. 😅 Not to mention NSA was also the creators of Eternal Blue. Just imagine what other mega weapons we have brewing.


Wendover Productions thanks for providing good quality informational content for free guys!


Has anyone looked into the vulnerabilities of our hardware? E.g. a lot of routers have backdoors built into them

Yes. There's a complete industry working to keep everyone safe. Remember Log4J? That would've been much, MUCH worse if information security professionals around the world hadn't worked so hard to mitigate it.


As a huge fan of these videos, I should've guessed this one is not for someone who already does hacking for a living. :(


Their main goal: make handwritten documents great again.


2:26, I was SHOOK, that it wasn’t skill share that made it possible..


You did it : I subscribed to Nebula, I love it :)


Whenever a new military invention is made and there still isn't an agreed convention on how to use it, it's considered legitimate to use to even almost in peace time, which can easily lead to escalations with older, more established weapons with agreed upon rules and precedents. You can see this in drone strikes, and cyber warfare, and I'm willing to bet that if warfare in space becomes viable or it will happen there too.


Before Stuxnet, there were plenty of cyber attacks with cyber WMD.


This guy is good. Wendover is really good content.


At the beginning there, I really thought he was going to say this new era [of cyber warfare] was made possible by Skillshare lolol


Cyberwarfare is cool, but nothing beats a bunker busting bomb for destructive potential.


That description of war as something that happens far away and you turn the TV off was even more American than your pronunciation of "Iran".


Here's a scary thought: a lot of businesses, institutions, governments etc. still use Windows XP and IE 6/7/8.


What a horror story 🙈 What if the damage is self-inflicted? The World Economic Forum won't shut up about such things, and the way they talk is very sinister. The way corporate companies such as internet providers and other services brush away down time as 'serviceable' makes you wonder, and who knows when these things are happening?!!?


Do NATO states even need hackers? All the companies that make software or the physical machines themselves are in NATO countries, subject to their laws, and could easily hire certain boardmembers and just openly give access/backdoors to everything.


Guess it's a good thing I use a VPN at all times along with a few other cyber security programs on my computer and phone and stuff

The Boulder takes issue with that comment


yes i forgot how this theory is called, but the more the technology progress the more its likely to cause (some) destruction of the world


Oh damn!<br>I thought he'd do a segway to sponsor when he was going over to Zero day 😂

Oh damn!
I thought he'd do a segway to sponsor when he was going over to Zero day 😂


A 0-day is an issue that the developer or vendor does not know.

It could be a glitch or simply a mal functioning button or something.

But a 0-day vulnerability is what these hackers are looking for.
Knowing the vulnerability exist is 1 thing, but knowing how to exploit it and especually knowing what other vulnerability that can be used with it is what makes the Iran case brutal and scary.

Globalization teaches us to connect and cooperate. But cybersecurity teaches us to rely on ourselves and trust no one.


2:18 - "This new era was made possible..."

I literally thought you were about to say, "...by Squarespace."


So glad I paid for extra internet on my flight!


The most nefarious computer virus would be one that  cripples the fuel economy of the Toyota Corolla


At 2:20 I was unironically expecting to hear “Skillshare” LOL


Stuxnet may have been behind the extreme damage besides the tsunami which is was designed to handle.


Will you follow up this video with one about Pegasus Spyware? Seems like it's the gamechanger globally in the Cyber-Security world. (Insomuch as we know about it).

That or maybe do one about the US PRISM program.


nice video, but as Russia-Ukraine taught us, tanks and rockets still work fine


4:46 er.... I wouldn't exactly call it "ethical" to pay hackers to NOT report critical security flaws to developers. "Profitable", certainly. Ethical, no.


We need to reduce our dependence on the Internet. Period.<br>And I do not mean psychological dependence, although that is also true. I mean the actual physical dependence on the Internet for the electronic devices we use every day to work. Things should work offline by default.

We need to reduce our dependence on the Internet. Period.
And I do not mean psychological dependence, although that is also true. I mean the actual physical dependence on the Internet for the electronic devices we use every day to work. Things should work offline by default.


"This new era was made possible, and perhaps more importantly, made profitable by today's sponsor, SkillShare"


Definintely need to link your lights and doors or even cars through a cloud.

@InventorZahran Fun times when hackers will be able to control cars like in a video game over their phone.

Remember that time when amateur hackers figured out how to remotely control a Jeep's brakes?

I never bothered with the whole 'control you home from your phone' thing, now I have a reason to never use it


I was one of the victims of this cyberwarfare when allegedly some Chinese hackers cut off the electricity supply of Mumbai last year. Had it lasted longer, it would have be a nightmare for hospitals especially during covid.


New era!? Just a year ago we fought with sticks.. Now we fight with rocks!


This era.. was made possible… by skillshare, todays sponsor


literally got a youtube poll ad on this video asking “which of these major tech companies do you think help keep people safe on the internet” smh 🤦♂


Don't forget by the time we hear about anything the us government does, they have already done better. They likely have a stuxnet 2 or 3, and maybe are waiting for the right time to use it.


Since then no employee in any bigger company can even change the wallpaper of his workstation 😑


That future cyber attack could come from Russia that's why everyone should keep their gas tanks full and have cash on hand. Having canned good and other dry foods could be a good idea too. Whatever consumables you think of as vital you need to keep extra on hand hopefully enough for a month or so.

If you're told it came from Russia, then you can guarantee it came from the US gov.


Why did I completely expect him to say "This new era was made possible, by skillshare."

Idk but would skillshare help to protect myself, I'm fearing for my life as i think a friend of a friend I talk to might be some state sponsored hacker, said he worked with a unit in Belarus


Ah, a world without Wendover is unimaginable.


What's scary to think is that the actual hacker for the malware might have commented on this video.


"Wars will no longer be fought in far off lands that can be ignored simply by turning off the TV."  They will turn off the TV by themselves.


Mr Wendover, how this 1MB of code effects the airline industry ? 😎


If anyone know anything about supply chain, then they will tell you how much of our life already been affects by cyber attacks on a daily base.


Nothing like an existential crisis on a Tuesday's lunch break!


Wouldn't it be hilarious if China/USA have zero-days lying in each other's system but are unwilling to tell MS to patch since it would destroy their attacking capabilities?


That fact that this is artificially trending is verification that the reason why your phone and Wi-Fi has been out is cause it’s already happening


Can I suggest a topic? In 2008 there was an economic collapse that started in the US stock market, triggered by just a few things that cascaded through the entire economic system. We can say it was CDS's or we can say over leveraged housing market, and there were political components as well, but it was a complex (and later identifiable) cascading of big dominos. When the Soviet Union fell in 1989, do we know what those initial, specific triggers were before the cascading collapse? (I don't mean the macro events like Chernobyl and the Berlin Wall, I mean the minutiae, the pebbles that first started the landslide) And and could we  apply that model to present-day Russia in order to look for any possible early indications of Putin's reign collapsing?


2:19 Thought Sam was going to say “by Skillshare”


fr the 'Modern Conflicts' series is excellent, worth getting Nebula for as are so many other great series/channels there!


Got a feeling the shit will hit the fan when a.i. becomes cyberwarfare capable.


4:17 "This new era was made possible... by Skillshare."


That's why I'm watching this video on a typewriter.


The 'creating and waiting' he described at the end of the video sounds similar to the  M.A.D. nuclear doctrine


I don't quite understand why OS's, drivers, etc cannot do more to protect themselves via checksums and nonwriteable files. Also, why wouldn't a USB  drive be authenticated for local use only?

Good question! Common operating systems will allow autorun from external drives or offer to open them in a viewer that might contain an exploit. Since the days of Stuxnet, we've found even more powerful ways to attack systems over USB as the computer believes whatever the usb device claims to be.<br>And yes, there is a lot that operating systems can do to prevent this; research in capability theory can tell us how to effectively defend against these sort of attacks, and there are some such features that are making it into real systems such as vfio and the iommu. consumer operating systems have a long way to go to catch up, though.

Good question! Common operating systems will allow autorun from external drives or offer to open them in a viewer that might contain an exploit. Since the days of Stuxnet, we've found even more powerful ways to attack systems over USB as the computer believes whatever the usb device claims to be.
And yes, there is a lot that operating systems can do to prevent this; research in capability theory can tell us how to effectively defend against these sort of attacks, and there are some such features that are making it into real systems such as vfio and the iommu. consumer operating systems have a long way to go to catch up, though.


My TV literally had an HDMI error I've never seen before pop up while watching this video, and my first thought was "ah, shit. It's starting."


Something I just noticed, the error code in the thumbnail is ASCII for "WENDOVER".

I appreciate the small details


If anything, sabotaging nuclear weapons shouldn't be considered "cyberwarfare", but rather "preventing warfare".


Sam: Makes a video on Epidemic Management
COVID-19 enters the chat
Sam: Makes a video about controlling riots
Capitol rioters enter the chat
Sam: Makes a video on Cyber Warfare Anonymous enters the chat

Sam, DO NOT MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST. I DON'T LIKE THE PATTERN I'M SEEING.

Sam: Makes a video on Epidemic Management
*COVID-19 enters the chat*
Sam: Makes a video about controlling riots
*Capitol rioters enter the chat*
Sam: Makes a video on Cyber Warfare *Anonymous enters the chat*

Sam, *DO NOT MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST. I DON'T LIKE THE PATTERN I'M SEEING.*


The problem with this cyperwarfare is, that it will destroy itself by just existing: The more cyber-weapons are created the more vulnerabilities are found. And to protect yourself you have to close your own discovered vulnerability. Your enemy is doing the same. So in the end you have a lot of closed vulnerabilities and a lot of now useless weapons. What a waste of money.


I hear Stuxnet has been turned into a black market generalized utility that any hacker can buy for relatively little and has been used against oil companies and other big players. I expected you to cover that some, but you didn't. I'd like to see a follow-up to this one that covers that and some of the work at the Idaho National Lab where they have blown up transformers and other critical infrastructure using nothing but cyber attacks.


Such an indepth video, until you talk about the detail of how it damaged the centrifuges 🤣 stuxnet is scary.


And people continue to connect frivolous devices like a lightbulb to their wifi lol


i dunno why anyone security minded would trust a closed source kernel. you need as many eyeballs on it as possible to minimize this. it's not perfection, but damage is <b>much</b> harder when everyone pools their resources to produce a system.

i dunno why anyone security minded would trust a closed source kernel. you need as many eyeballs on it as possible to minimize this. it's not perfection, but damage is *much* harder when everyone pools their resources to produce a system.


17:30 "I do not need to know, who did it, I just need to find who mark as guilty and punish him immediately." :) - Unknown NKVD Investigator


We need a Disrupt video on this exploit.


Sucks this video was erroneously taken down for so long, hope this helps you guys keep doing good work!

@systems  Its possible I dont get how the system works because Ive been banned for 4 years, but the most views usually occur shortly after release.

@Taavi Tammaru nicole perloth doesnt like it when you credit and use her as a source

Its how YT shaves profit from the creators.


So is an cyber attack considered an act of war?


I have to say that while I appreciate the technical information you put out, I find it interesting that you imply that "Western players like the US" don't have "concerning human rights records."

All the major world powers [including the U.S.] (and many smaller ones too) have concerning human rights records. It's all a matter of perspective.


Well good old unique and some what analog controllers on nukes is a great thing


Great video! Although I think that guy over at Half As Interesting could explain it better..


DRM solutions could be leveraged as cyberweapons should government approach given corporation during a war. Think Tencent.


Thanks Wendover! Watching your videos on Nebula now!


8200 is <b>barely</b> the first line of Israeli tech abilities. Beyond the Israeli private cyber security companies, which there are many, Israel has a good number of other units.

8200 is *barely* the first line of Israeli tech abilities. Beyond the Israeli private cyber security companies, which there are many, Israel has a good number of other units.


2:19 had PTSD there, thought he was going to say skillshare 😂😂😂


to think this was in 2008. i can only imagine what's happening now.


That shadowbrokers thing was crazy. Someone paid them huge money.


Well, time to go back to a pen and paper and start to use public libraries again.

I wonder where's my 1990 encyclopedias?


kinda expected him to say, "by skillshare" at 2:18


Real Life Lore take note!

This is how you pronounce “Belarus” correctly! Lol


What a interesting time to be uploading this.


An Iranian nuclear facility huh?

BOY I WONDER WHO MADE THAT HACK.


Ah yes, American cyber terrorism: when you're not cool with how other countries choose to self govern


@2:22 anyone else's brain automatically fill in "this new era was made possible by Skillshare"? 🤣


8:06 and this, kids, is why you use Linux in professional settings.


At 2:11 please tell me im not the only one who thought he was going to say "this new era was made possible..... by skillshare"? 😂


darknet diaries might be the best podcast going around if you're into things like this :)


I have no idea how any of these work but one of the smartest kid at my school plugged a USB into a computer and somehow got the staff wifi which now I have as well


All the vulnerabilities are windows/Microsoft products.

That's why I'm a Linux user


Cyberwarfare depends on so many conditions that it's not that lethal in the big picture. Russia who is supposed to have a major cyberwarfare capabilities, has failed to demonstrate in Ukraine while they are waging all out war. That tells me that those capabilities are fairly limited.

@the gamer well if by "an all out war" you mean using nukes, then yes its not "an all out war", but by every other definition its pretty much "an all out war". Russia is using a major part of their military. They have no aces up their sleeves besides nukes.

@InventorZahran That won't be a good idea when they are losing so badly. I believe they have tried everything they can so far.

It's not an all out war. It's a decidedly limited war

Or they could be saving those capabilities for the most crucial moment. Maybe even intentionally holding back for now so that the enemy will underestimate?


I'm still waiting on a big bang that the log4J could've enabled a while ago


I'm glad my tax dollars go towards horrendous acts of war that cause pain and suffering to millions of innocent people throughout the world.


People should watch on the documentaries when the internet started booming . This whole virtual thing is not such a great idea actually, and it is getting out of control slowly by slowly .


America Sowing: Haha yes this fucking rules

America Reaping: What the fuck how could this have happened


I was so expecting 'Was made possible by SKILLSHARE'

1.5x playback everything - thank me later


This new era was made possible by Skillshare.


10:00 my question is which is more likely, the USB was used by a spy or a fool?


I hate to say it, but malware running on view definitely pre-dates Stuxnet. I had malware on my machine as a teenager that did exactly that, probably 2004-2005.


Thanks for the Terminator level existential crisis all over again


cyber warfare is when someone mocks me for my reddit comment history :(


Should do a video on the logistics of beehives


“This new era was made possible by hello fresh”


This is why everything important needs to run on a custom Linux kernel.


Stuxnet had like 20 zero day exploits in it


"Made possible by..." SKILLSHARE. oh wait


It's a shame that Stuxnet was ever discovered... that was one piece of beautiful software that actually did humanity a favor!<br>But it is also no surprise that cyberweapons are so effective, looking at how slow many companies are to adopt the most current OS and security patches.

It's a shame that Stuxnet was ever discovered... that was one piece of beautiful software that actually did humanity a favor!
But it is also no surprise that cyberweapons are so effective, looking at how slow many companies are to adopt the most current OS and security patches.

Nothing that aids israel's foreign policy can be described remotely as "doing humanity a favour"

What favour did it do? Iran has a right to defend itself just like any nation. If it crippled a western power then it would be a favour.


Wait, I still don't get how the malware reached the centrifuge machines. If the facilities admirative computers were not on the internet, someone would have to physically go to the plant and convince one of the employees to plug in a contained USB or insert a contaminated CD. Shouldn't standard procedures include not bringing in outside devices that can do just that? I know many times employees don't follow policy to save time, but in this case I can't see even the laziest of employees finding a reason to disagree with his employer. Also at 11:00, it was mentioned Stuxnet got control over the administrative computers, but not the centrifuges themselves at this point. It's said another zero day exploit was used to get stolen security certificates, but I don't get how those certificates were used to issue bogus orders. I understand the .lnk exploit, but the step from "administrative computers" to "centrifuge control" wasn't well explained.

Re the initial breach, the prevailing theory is that someone was bribed or a spy got into the facility. That does leave the question of how it got out though, which kinda indicates that information security practices there were a little bit lax.


Wow, Iran did everything right security-wise.<br>They simply got outplayed.

Wow, Iran did everything right security-wise.
They simply got outplayed.


"This era was made possible by " - I expected the next word to be "NordVPN".


Thanks to Wendover's recommendation, I started making money


Before: Swords, cannons,...<br>Now: Keyboards.

Before: Swords, cannons,...
Now: Keyboards.

I guess soon in the future, the word keyboard warrior won't be as offensive.

Just another tool in the arsenals of nations.


5:55 Did he mean to say 'mortality' or did he mean 'morality?'


Calling BS on this one... if such a thing existed, it will have been used over the last 6 weeks


Hello this is a reminder to sleep that you said I'll watch one more video but now you are binging wendover


"The aWeSoMe logistics of cyber warfare"


In a just world, any countries that were involved in the creation of Stuxnet would lose all nuclear capabilities, and those capabilities would be somehow handed to Iran.


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It's called a "zero day" because when the issue is found, it's already live on production code, meaning that the engineers have "zero days" to fix the issue, because the problem is already out there for the world to exploit.

@LoLAimAtMe That is also simply not true as a "zero day" in a Microsoft telephone dialer program is not nearly as pressing as a critical security flaw in Word. It is simply supposed to indicate that this is the first day this bug is known, kind of like how "patient zero" is the first known instance of a disease occuring.

@Finkel - Funk I never stated it's a timespan to fix the issue, I think you misunderstood my wording. It's representative of the development time left allocated.

For some reason there's a lot of people that complain about the origin of this term every time I hear it brought up, and I've heard all kinds of varying explanations over the years working in tech. I'm going with the one I know. I won't add any more commentary on this subject.

If you explain something explain it right:<br>It is called that not because the developers have "zero days" to fix the issue, it's called a "zero day" indicating that this exploit was previously unknown or undetected so it is basically "day zero" after discovery of the vulnerability. There are "zero days" that practically are shoved aside because other measures are in place to make it hard to access, a zero day can sometimes take a year to get fixed, so it doesn't span a time limit for developers on when to fix the issue - it all depends on the severity of the vulnerability.

If you explain something explain it right:
It is called that not because the developers have "zero days" to fix the issue, it's called a "zero day" indicating that this exploit was previously unknown or undetected so it is basically "day zero" after discovery of the vulnerability. There are "zero days" that practically are shoved aside because other measures are in place to make it hard to access, a zero day can sometimes take a year to get fixed, so it doesn't span a time limit for developers on when to fix the issue - it all depends on the severity of the vulnerability.


Beautiful video clips selections, instead of "futuristic hacking bs clips"


Someone : Hey i found i weak spot in your system<br>Company : HOW DATE YOU LOOKT AT MY CODE

Someone : Hey i found i weak spot in your system
Company : HOW DATE YOU LOOKT AT MY CODE


I wonder why Russia didn't use "the big one" then when they invaded Ukraine.<br>Nation states are not the only ones capable of this anymore. Just look at what happened to Kashogi

I wonder why Russia didn't use "the big one" then when they invaded Ukraine.
Nation states are not the only ones capable of this anymore. Just look at what happened to Kashogi


i’ve been a part of the cyber security industry for over a decade, it’s crazy to see how much it’s changed!

@Madam Pontaria probably should stop and check who you're replying to, it's a spam bot that takes highly rated comments and reposts them, don't think you'll get the answer from the bot.


1:30 Now we know.
In Iran it happend due to an attack on their nuclear facilities. More specific something to do with thier heavy hydrogen centrifuges for nuclear weapon production. No remember if USA or Israel


Considering the current war, I'd be surprised if the power didn't go out for good some random day due to a cyber attack. Pen and paper would have left us a lot left vulnerable.


My favorite tech espionage story is Operation Ivy Bells.


That really is of grim concern.

I can't let FBI see my homework folder hentai.

That really is of grim concern.

_I can't let FBI see my homework folder hentai._


"Wars will no longer be faught in a far off land where you can ignore by simply turning off the TV" -- Sam says as

* Russia invades Ukraine,

* North Korea is asking for the Korean War 2.0,

* China is taking notes on Ukraine conflict and how to improve for when they invade Taiwan,

* Syria has been at a state of war for a decade

* The US and Iran are begging each other to punch first so they can brawl

* Oh, and the US just got out of twenty years of bombing and controlling both Iraq and Afghanistan.

That was a great video, but that comment couldn't be more misguided and off base. Land wars with physical conflict are going nowhere.


This video bought to you on YouTube,<br>1 month before this video was due to be released by some unknown hackers for unknown reasons..

This video bought to you on YouTube,
1 month before this video was due to be released by some unknown hackers for unknown reasons..


So many people dont even believe such warfare is actually happening.


Keyboard warrior got a whole new meaning now


Stuxnet really felt like we moved into the scifi era. Such a specialist virus that did no real harm to the average computer but was deadly to its intended target would have been considered too far fetched for Star Trek just 20 years before.


You could call it "The Logistics of Cyber warfare" ;P


Maybe its a good time to get into cyber security. Your wage will probably double after the coming cyber war


9:45 - 9:49 "mettling" should be "meddling"


Every movie hacking scene does not look like this xD. Those with the black screen and green binary numbers and the tech sound


I'd argue wars will be fought in person still but the first few salvos will be digital


I watched this video the day it was posted I think it said it had been up for 30 minutes and made it halfway through and it disappeared. I searched my history and it wasn't there. then suddenly it was back in my watch history a while later. I was wondering who had cyber attacked you or YouTube to make it disappear


2:18 I thought you were going to say "... by Skillshare"


I wanted to point out that zero day means an exploit found already in use. And is worth a lot less on the black market because it will get patched soon. Zero days are like going to a crime scene. A bug bounty is different as the crime has not happen yet, but the plans of how to do a crime are sold, A unpatched exploit. Its really confusing because people use the word Zero Day to describe the exploit's ending effect, but is not what the thing its self is. It would be like saying I have a boom to describe a bomb. A zero day is a boom and a bomb is an exploit.


Love the stock footage of my walk to college at 6:24


Does it all also imply that our laptops are more secure than corporate and critical infrastructure, due to update cycles and schedule?


my question: is this somehow related to the macaffee "situation" ?


Oh boy, US thinking they still live in a unipolar world and meddling in foreign policy of geopolitics through back door routes..... Now where have we seen recently? Hmmmmmm. Fantastic vid Sam, glad to see you back in your stride :)


Lessons learned:

1) Don't use Windows.
2) Don't use Windows.
3) Don't use Windows.
4) Don't use any software you don't have the source code for.
5) Don't use any software until a thorough code review has been done on it.
6) Physical security matters.
7) Don't allow users any access to the innards of the computer, either hardware or software.
8) Fill all the USB ports with epoxy.

And on and on.

I mean log4j wasn't Windows-exclusive and the open-source code had been in the wild for years before the exploit was known...


Everything will change once war makes watching YouTube no longer possible.


I’m not sure I agree with the statement “destruction without consequences.” I mean you say that over footage of a hydroelectric dam implying power infrastructure as a potential target. No power means a lot of bad news for civilians. Possibly, lots of preventable deaths had power still been on.

I think he meant it as "destruction without consequences <b>to the destroyer".</b> The destroyee will of course have consequences, that's what destruction is.

I think he meant it as "destruction without consequences *to the destroyer".* The destroyee will of course have consequences, that's what destruction is.


2:19
“This new era was made possible by… SquareSpace”


State sanctioned cyber bullying is now, old man.


the video got copyrighted from some book publisher


It’s nice humans can’t get hacked…oh wait, humans can be influenced. Essentially being hacked.


zero day isn't just any issue in the security it is an issue that is unknown to everyone but the hacker


This new era was made possible by SkillShare


I'm thinking it would have been better to go with option 1 and drop dozens of JDAMs on that facility and hold Stuxnet back for the upcoming bigger threat but I'm just a Youtube surfer killing time at my dead end job....


Man...haven't seen that many CRT screens and AT keyboards in a long time.


What is the significant of mentioning the PLCs are Siemens? All PLCs are pretty similar and can be used by anyone for anything surely. We're just programming one for a ships vacuum toilet system!! 😅


"especially sales to countries with concerning human rights records" america just sweating over the corner praying no one notices anything about it lmao


"Nation-State" is not a synonym for "country". Most countries are not nation-states.


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I know im not alone here: PLEASE HIRE A NARRATOR i mean this in the nicest way possible i love your videos but your voice isn't cut out for narration


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2:18 "This new era was made possible..."

by SkillShare


Hey why did this vid disappear for a while he nust have released too early and took it down

Go to their Twitter, the publisher of a book cited as a source hit them with a copyright strike (even though you can't copyright facts)

Idk, on pc it just said something about copyright by some bloom media something company


i could kill the power to my house for weeks and i would be fine, if it weren't for everyone else having their power out at the same time.


Just read a awesome book about this called @War: The Rise of the Military-Internet Complex by Shane Harris.


Right as he was saying "who is not so friendly with Iran..." YouTube ran an ad for Qatar 🤣🤣🤣🤣


Huh, way less wrestling for Energon cubes than I figured.


Shouldve mentioned the solarwinds attack


I worry that because Iran's air gap didn't prevent infection, others will degrade air gaps as good practice. Kind of like Covid vaccines and masks not preventing 100% the spread of Coronavirus, so antivax groups label them useless or worse. Industrial systems need to be isolated. Iran's problem was that they didn't isolate ENOUGH.


Are there any governments that have their own OS to try and prevent stuff like this?

The Russian Army and French Gendarmerie (national police) each have their own highly customized versions of Linux, and I remember reading about other government entities looking to move away from Windows.


This is the best explanation of stuxnet I have seen


"wars will no longer be fought in far off countries that can be ignored by turning off the TV" is such an incredibly American perspective :D<br>Hey, maybe it'll be a learning experience for you guys.

"wars will no longer be fought in far off countries that can be ignored by turning off the TV" is such an incredibly American perspective :D
Hey, maybe it'll be a learning experience for you guys.


China: I have an army of hackers<br>America: We have a Super Soaker

China: I have an army of hackers
America: We have a Super Soaker


@13:00 if it was preciseand only targeted the centrafuges how did the Belarusians find it causing restarts on a windows computer?


Is it odd that I was absolutely sure 2:18 was going to be a sponsor segment for brilliant?


I live in Queensland Australia and last year China hacked into a few of our power stations. We caught the attack before anything could happen but it’s a little scary.


This is why I watch youtube on a typewriter.


I got a great idea: LETS HOOK OUR BODIES UP TO THIS NETWORK.


Cyber warfare between nation states can be best summarized by the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) model. Zero days are just one small tool in the arsenal of a nation state conducting a cyber warfare campaign.


2:20 I thought he was about to do a sponsor read


6:15
"...sales to countries with concerning human rights records..." shows stock footage of some asians riding vehicles that aren't cars
Not sure whether to call that bit racist or classist or what exactly, but it sure seems off.

6:15
"...sales to countries with concerning human rights records..." *shows stock footage of some asians riding vehicles that aren't cars*
Not sure whether to call that bit racist or classist or what exactly, but it sure seems off.


Stuxnet didn't only spread by USB stick, the earlier versions did but a more aggressive version was released that spread over networks through a variety of different methods


We need a Geneva cyber convention. Like, you shouldn't shut down a nation's water supply or critical infrastructure. Today that doesn't exist. And I'm sure it's only a matter of time until somebody does that and causes LARGE amount of suffering and death


Didn’t stutnex after throwing the centrifuges of kilter have a second ace up it’s sleeve…even after discovery?


Iran:- "What's in that USB drive?"

US:- "P-P0πΠ..."

*Iran:-* "What's in that USB drive?"

*US:-* _"P-P0πΠ..."_


is this whole thing going to end with an ad for a VPN? Please no.


This video could have really used a pensive pause right at 9:01, after the why-question and before the answer.


2:17 "this new era was made possible by skillshare"


In other words, Ghost in the Shell was correct in predicting the future.


I like how you imply the rules of engagement and the Geneva convention are respected. Funny, you


Hacking, always orders of magnitude more boring and yet more interesting than movies portray it


ahh yes my fav kind of entertainment in the afternoon


So, did you do all this research and write this script in one day?<br>you have confused the terms "zero day" and "vulnerabilities". How do you even do that? These are very common terms

So, did you do all this research and write this script in one day?
you have confused the terms "zero day" and "vulnerabilities". How do you even do that? These are very common terms


No doubt his talking about the stuxnet virus.
EDIT I knew it!

No doubt his talking about the stuxnet virus.
*EDIT* I knew it!


And This is why we can't have nice things.


the consequences are how the adversary reacts


That vacation vs. sports car comparison is weird af lol


The captions used "mettle" instead of "meddle" at 9:45


The world had entered the era of highly-advanced, highly-targeted, and highly capable cyberwarfare.

This new era was made possible by skillshare. Start learning new skills with a free trial by being one of the first 1000 to join a the link in the description.


There's been a lot of factory fires lately.


2:20 “this new era was made possible by [Skillshare]”


If you enjoy the topic of this video, check out the podcast Darknet Diaries, Zach (the host) has even done an episode on Stuxnet


It's crazy that countries can't physically attack civilian infrastructure, but can still shut down water or electricity without consequence.


I seen this story interesting to watchdocumentaries about /zero-days event was pretty crazy. 😀


I know one monstrosity that definitely has Chinese malware in it- the Indian power grid


Easter egg: The hexadecimal in the thumbnail spells out 'WENDOVER'


This is why I laugh at people who think super computers or AI or some other super advanced tech will kill all humans.  We will do that job or at least send each other pack to the stone age way before any tech can.


it’s about to get crazy, so make sure your antivirus is not secretly a crypto miner eating your ram


USA needs a United States Cyber Force or USCF


Alright, alright, Kurtsgesart levels of existential terror, I guess, here we come!


Shit, what a Movie of a Video. I am new to this channel so I am very impressed


"Existential proportions" what does that mean 🤷🏻♂


All you need to have to end the world is hot pockets and Xena reruns.. # thecore


That's why the "air gap" needs to also be implemented by a "digital" air gap.
say your organization is primarly made out of Windows PC...
Well the only way to bring inn any software or document inn to that gap is through Mac, and Linux, each and every file needs to have a signed signature with a physical signature.

The only way you'd get a zero day into the gap is by 1. compromising the method of transport, 2. compromising Linux with yet another zero day, 3. compromising OSX with yet another zero day... 4. keep file integrity undetectable under all three operative systems. can it be done? yes.

@InventorZahran exactly my thoughts, throwing Apple into the mix, is adding yet another "complexity" I mean maybe a dumb android device would be better.

basically you're implementing a checkpoint for the files, before they are allowed to pass the "airgap" I would say you really only need a Linux machine, but that's like saying The Maginot Line is enough :)

I think that this is the only way to really defeat the "exploit" of the air gap, it's really to just check that the files are still intact and that the hardware is not what an attacker would expect.

It's a pain in the ass if you have to check every single device every time, but it beats getting your Uranium Enrichment plant shutdown or having over 50% of your country infected.

While we can never truly prevent zero-day attacks, using multiple disparate operating systems concentrically can make such an action far more difficult. And since Linux is open-source (and therefore has way more people examining its code than Windows or MacOS ever could), vulnerabilities are generally found and repaired more quickly.


Imm'a stop you at the second minute and say that if you can read the source code you can very well know what the code is supposed to do. There is no such thing as a mystery code.


stuxnet is a must watch ... once you see, you will understand how little you actually see!


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I thought the Iranian did retaliate against Saudi Aramco. That would be a great episode.


i'm confused don't all nations have a history of troubling human rights records? All 3 superpowers for sure do so trying to say one is somehow worse than the other is disingenuous. otherwise nice format


Hey, you guys should auto sync your Youtube on Odysee just in case. I wouldn't be surprised if you had issues with Youtube.


18:45 That TV is probably part of the botnet involved in the attack ^_^


Nuclear facilities like that shouldn't have usb ports on the core network...


Woooooooo what a time to be alive this is my line of work BABY!!!!!!!!


A 2017 leak by a hacker group known as the shadow brokers?

I would bet my left nut the named themselves after a hacker syndicate of the same name from the mass effect games


Israel has insane cyber sophistication, it’s truly surreal how smart their cyber unit is.


While your zero day exploit are some what right this attack wasnt a zero day exploit was a physical attack. Set a usb device to the have the computer to see it as a keyboard or mouse by passes most firewalls cause the initial computer or server effected automatically trust the device compared to a normal usb. This was an attack by the usa and this was designed to overwhelm their uranium centrifuges to spin too fast to wear them out.  But since this was a physical attack it's not a zero day exploit cause you cant stop a physical attack once a person has access. A zero day exploit is more like a software backdoor rather than hardware back door. As such a similar attack if still viable. The us bank  retaliation was a standard ddos attack any 10 year old with a computer can do with 17 lines of code. Or if they dont care about getting hacked back can use the open source low orbit ion cannon. Should watch some pen testing videos I recommend DeviantOllam


reminds me of the royal food tester who gained immunity to poison


2:18 "this era was made possible" by nord VPN!


Apple Air to hack military targets if in range?

Edit: with all those iPhone an fancy design. Maybe ridiculous. Like bouncing code of surfaces from satellite. Now that's ridiculous.

Tinfoil crinkles

Edit: fixed word


Controversal take, and maybe it's because I know this subject well, but this is a weaker video from Wendover. Lemme explain why.

This title is misleading because this isn't exactly how cyberwar works.  80% of this video is Stuxnet. Unfortunately, I was hoping for better analysis because even the notion of cyberwar is debated.  Experts do NOT have a consensus for cyberwarfare. The commentary at  the end of the video is one-sided and the existential consequences of cyber effects are overblown. Nuclear weapons are a flawed analogy. I would greatly appreciate a revised, future video that balances the real security risks present with the militarization of the space with the realities of how analysts and social scientists are describing the domain. I encourage Wendover to not just read Zetter's excellent Countdown to Zero Day and Sanger's Perfect Weapon, but also consider Thomas Rid's prescient The Cyber War Will Not Take Place, and many of the excellent analysis being done by experts in academia and industry.

A sequel video, capturing the realities of the domain, players in the industry, and/or the gap between how we perceive cyberwar and how it is more accurately conceptualized (in addition to a discussion of things like internet governance possibly) would go a long way in educating people about cyberspace and state craft. As good as it is for my job security, I just gotta chime in that Wendover could do amazing work by pushing against a, frankly dated and superficial, reading of cyber conflict.

Also, zero-days are NOT worthless after they are burned if the system admins aren't keeping up with their  patching. We see the same 0-days being used after patches are released.

Controversal take, and maybe it's because I know this subject well, but this is a weaker video from Wendover. Lemme explain why.

This title is misleading because this isn't exactly how cyberwar works.  80% of this video is Stuxnet. Unfortunately, I was hoping for better analysis because even the notion of cyberwar is debated.  Experts do NOT have a consensus for cyberwarfare. The commentary at  the end of the video is one-sided and the existential consequences of cyber effects are overblown. Nuclear weapons are a flawed analogy. I would greatly appreciate a revised, future video that balances the real security risks present with the militarization of the space with the realities of how analysts and social scientists are describing the domain. I encourage Wendover to not just read Zetter's excellent Countdown to Zero Day and Sanger's Perfect Weapon, but also consider Thomas Rid's prescient The Cyber War Will Not Take Place, and many of the excellent analysis being done by experts in academia and industry.

A sequel video, capturing the realities of the domain, players in the industry, and/or the gap between how we perceive cyberwar and how it is more accurately conceptualized (in addition to a discussion of things like internet governance possibly) would go a long way in educating people about cyberspace and state craft. As good as it is for my job security, I just gotta chime in that Wendover could do amazing work by pushing *against* a, frankly dated and superficial, reading of cyber conflict.

Also, zero-days are NOT worthless after they are burned if the system admins aren't keeping up with their  patching. We see the same 0-days being used after patches are released.


this is why I don't use antivirus software.


i cant believe people listen to anything you say, its hilarious


And any story about Gigi and her doll is not a virus or by a robot.<br>It is about real people that were tortured and are still being tortured for saying the TRUTH. Gigi was never pregnant and does not have a baby. A 10yr old was kidnapped and held as a political prisoner as well as tortured by being told your mom can't take care of you.

And any story about Gigi and her doll is not a virus or by a robot.
It is about real people that were tortured and are still being tortured for saying the TRUTH. Gigi was never pregnant and does not have a baby. A 10yr old was kidnapped and held as a political prisoner as well as tortured by being told your mom can't take care of you.


i can't believe i am accessing this content for free


Now if I could just get my camera working.....


You should just call this video a book review of This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends: The Cyberweapons Arms Race because you basically copied everything from that book...


This New Era was made possible by Skillshare.


I have a bad feeling russia may drag us into this new age


It is naive to think digital warfare will render material warfare useless.

Any attack upon any nation's homefront via a digital operation will only incentivize the attacked nation to have revanchist intent upon its attacker, even more so than an attack of a conventional, unpredicted, and material nature like, say, the 9/11 terrorist attacks or The Surprise Japanese Attack against Port Arthur in 1905.

If anything, future digital warfare offensives in a similar vain to that of the USA and Israel’s unannounced Digital Offensive on Iran will only result in more warfare, material and digital both.


I believe the greatest form of love is shone to us by sacrifice. What we are willing to give up for the love of someone else.

Too often and too frequently is life filled with bitterness, anger, hatred, and jealousy. Just imagine what kind of world it would be

if we all loved one another, if we all cared, and had concern for each other. That we all did our best to make sure life was good for everyone.

That no one was homeless, that no one faced despair, rejection, or pains of loneliness and self-doubt.

That there were no more wars, wars built on greed, and man's fear of each other, fear of the unknown.

I think of the ultimate sacrifice when a carpenter named Jesus Christ from Bethlehem faced beatings, whippings, insults, injury, and crucifixion

for our sins. who died so we could become righteous, to never again face the fear of death or the nightmares of the pains of hell ever again.

a righteousness we could never earn unto ourselves, not based on our performance, but given to us as a gift of mercy. Call unto the Lord Jesus Christ, forsake

your sins, believing with all your heart that he is the God who created heaven and earth, and he will gladly forgive you and welcome you unto the family of God forever.

''For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that everyone who believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life''

John 3:16

"This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come.

For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy,

Without natural affection, trucebreakers, false accusers, incontinent, fierce, despisers of those that are good,

Traitors, heady, highminded, lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God;

Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away.

For of this sort are they which creep into houses, and lead captive silly women laden with sins, led away with divers lusts,

Ever learning, and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth"

2 Timothy 3:1-7

''The Lord is not slack concerning His promise, as some count slackness, but is longsuffering toward us,

not willing that any should perish but that all should come to repentance'' 2 Peter 3:9


maybe it's time to unplug the hoover dam's ethernet cable


Due a video on house hacking and the impact it has on the current ridiculous housing market.


Cyber warfare was around in the Cold War tho…


“…I have a friend in Minsk, Who has a friend in Pinsk, Who’s friend in Omsk has friend in Tomsk; His friend in Alexandrovsk has friend in Petropavlovsk… Whose friend somehow, is solving now, the problem in Dnepropetrovsk!”
Tom Lehrer, Lobachevsky

“…I have a friend in Minsk, Who has a friend in Pinsk, Who’s friend in Omsk has friend in Tomsk; His friend in Alexandrovsk has friend in Petropavlovsk… Whose friend somehow, is solving now, the problem in Dnepropetrovsk!”
Tom Lehrer, *Lobachevsky*


Aw, no captions available that never happens :(


Stupid question- does it matter how powerful a hackers computer is ?


Anyone else getting vibes of the start of BSG with the fall of the twelve colonies watching this video?


I was expecting a NordVPN-sponsorship to be honest.


If only Half As Interresting was as Interresting as Wendover Production


Most people dont even bother changing password until they hear about hacking and holes.

I am one of those.
Nowadays I have 2-layer and only write It down on paper


If you want to learn more about this hack, watch “Zero Day” by Alex Gibney


1:38 Coding in not monospace? What in the world?

1:38 Coding in _not_ monospace? What in the world?


Seeing that Wendover is still alive and posting videos, Stuxnet couldn't have been made by the CIA.


2:21 I was expecting NordVPN, Nebula or Squarespace


Russia's attacks on the 2016 American election have proved to be so effective that we actually experienced a coup attempt on January 6th, 2021 by the losing party. The divisions sowed by the GRU/IRA may prove too deep to recover from. I truly fear for my country.


Денис Пихаров


I thought skillshare was the problem, not zero-days.


But the real question is why didn't they also use stuxnet on China and Russia?


New media sounds just like old media these days. Scare mongering.


Plot twist: it's just respondus lockdown browser


so early, yet I know this is some of the best content on the interwebz


Past video, i saw it just 3 minutes after it came out.

This one, it took me half a day, because my internet provider broke. And the topic doesn't help either (?)


This virus was made possible by skillshare.


cyber weapons are only different becoz they are treated different, just declare them as the same level as physical weapons and just pop the MAD doctrine


There were no airplanes in this video are you sure you posted it to the right channel?


It's not pronounced "eye-ran", like I ran, you ran, he ran. You wouldn't say "eye-taly" (Italy), would you? You'd say: Italy. Same with Iran. It's Iran


i could be wrong but i believe its pronounced virus-blakOda.<br>also this didnt mention the threat to strategic nuclear arms

i could be wrong but i believe its pronounced virus-blakOda.
also this didnt mention the threat to strategic nuclear arms


“58% of irans devices infected” sounds like a mossad op ngl


18:50 the war will be fought by turning off the TV, then turn it on, then turn it off, then turn it on…


Simple way to avoid cyberwarfare; Use the holy TempleOS

Prakhar HoW diD yOu EvEN DaRe tO ReAD my SUrNAmE


Is it so hard to pronounce "Iran" right? You just pronounce as it's written, Iran not Eyereen!


SAM! - #10 on Trending, wow! Congratz man, bet that chump over at HAI never been on the top ten list!


why doesn't Russia experience more cyber warfare?


when your enemy sends you bits<br>-burger40

when your enemy sends you bits
-burger40


I immediately knew you were talking about stuxnet lmao


I readed the Title as `How CloudFlare Actually Works` and Clicked the Video


02:18

Sam : “This new era was made possible”

Me : “by skillshare, an online learnin…”

Sam : “by one single concept.”

Me : Oh


This is overly complicated... Reality is Bob sitting in front of a telephone switch board watching YouTube videos and occasionally getting upset enough to flip switches.


2:18 this new era was made possible by Squarespace


Please edit the thumbnail and remove an error code, that is just a too long MAC-address. Just use 0x followed by random numbers from 0 to f. Thank you.


"ahh geeez, the NSA did stuxnet!" "noooooooooooooo waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay"


Dynamic Link Libraries. . .   what could possibly go wrong?


It didn't spread to 58% of all computers in Iran. 58% of total stuxnet infections were in Iran.


Honest question this cost us what 10 million at most


I signed up for Curiosity Stream, but they said nothing about Nebula...


Not 'create' U235.<br>Concentrate 235 by slinging away the heavier 238 isotope.

Not 'create' U235.
Concentrate 235 by slinging away the heavier 238 isotope.


You missed an opportunity by not placing some easter egg in hex on thumbnail (like brics) lol


I find it a strange coincidence, that 2 seconds into the video about cyber warfare, my video stopped playing lol


6:57
“implying that someone somewhere uses Microsoft outlook”


Crazy how the US government won't hire hackers who smoke weed.


Half the video and you still didn't get to the point.<br>That being said, Netflix has an excellent (and way more interesting) documentary on this called 'Zero Days'

Half the video and you still didn't get to the point.
That being said, Netflix has an excellent (and way more interesting) documentary on this called 'Zero Days'


I almost thought that he gonna pull sponsor ad when he say "cyberwarfare is brought by......"


Why is there an add for being an aircraft tech 😂😂😂


Might bea mistake in the video? You start by saying this is happening in Belarus and then you continue saying this is in Iraq.<br>Right at the beginning on the video

Might bea mistake in the video? You start by saying this is happening in Belarus and then you continue saying this is in Iraq.
Right at the beginning on the video


2:17 i wouldve bet money you were going to say Nord VPN. lmfao whoops ive been conditioned....


So how does the Talpiot program figure into this?


This video does not in the least reflect how cyber warfare (cyber attack and defense) works. It should explain things like the MITRE-ATTACK and DEFENSE FRAMEWORK and the critical aspect of the cyber kill chain and how it plays a role in planning and executing attacks on your victim. He also doesn't talk about Cyber Reconnaissance or mention that you can use CVE databases to search for older, unreported vulnerabilities on GITHUB . There is so much more to this topic, especially if you make a 20 minute video and try to explain it to an audience like Youtube, especially when it comes to software vulnerabilities, especially in the context of the OWASP TOP 10. The topic of vulnerability management is also not really well explained. Most companies rarely patch their systems in time because it's usually not that easy to fix operational technology (OT) security issues.

Or at least rename the video "How Stuxsnet works"


Implying Microsoft doesn’t create these zero days for governments


And 8:00 is why ot has to ofe been a government.. the legwork, the money required.. the analysis and verification of said 0's.. ive had some fun with the open source version and a fanuc PLC.. as a virus.. BAD. As a Remote MDI input link.. GOOD!😅


The USB drive virus is due to Microsoft lousy Operating System design. Windows OS are design to run any file name autorun.inf in the USB drive. By plugging in the USB drive, you trigger the virus to run. To protect your PC against this virus, you need to disable the autorun in Windows Policy Setting.


Wow, I sure hope Russia doesn't wipe my debt.... 🫣


damn, tell me Digimon the Movie didn’t try to warn us


how will this affect the global rare fish market?


I swear I keep seeing buster bluth in the stock footage


It has already started.<br>Everyone can point fingers now.

It has already started.
Everyone can point fingers now.


This video was so important a decade ago.


this is why we should rewrite everything in rust

Half the video and you still didn't get to the point. That being said, Netflix has an excellent (and way more interesting) documentary on this called 'Zero Days'


cable and a few minutes could do to the whole university network.


I don't see anything wrong with the term Exploit, why the switch the Zero Day? Maybe it's less obvious and more covert-sounding.

@Mike Martin oh well that makes complete sense. Thank you!

A zero-day exploit is an exploit that hasn't been discovered and patched yet. A 5-day exploit is an exploit that's been known to the developer for 5 days and therefore has a chance to be patched. A 2-year exploit is an old exploit that probably won't work if the target does the right thing and keeps their software up to date


How about just not relying on digital computers connected to the internet for critical infrastructure?

Banks need a network to get money from far places to another, without Internet, they wouldn't be able to work on a global level

@Jim Urrata They used windows. Do you at least understand my point?

Um.... the whole point made in this video was that the Iranian facility was isolated and airgapped.
Modern infrastructure and production are complex and in most cases dependant on digital computers.
But your kitchen faucet, toaster, bathroom mirror or laundry machine definitely don't need access to to the web (or your home network!) to do their job.

Um.... the whole point made in this video was that the Iranian facility _was_ isolated and airgapped.
Modern infrastructure and production are complex and in most cases dependant on digital computers.
But your kitchen faucet, toaster, bathroom mirror or laundry machine definitely don't need access to to the web (or your home network!) to do their job.


Good job Israel. Keep fighting the enemy.


Good video but doesn’t do stuxnet justice. If interested I highly recommend the book “countdown to zero day”. It was impossible to put down, I read it in like a day.


Better type fast on 4 keyboards on seven screens!


"Error 57:45:4e:44:4f:56:45:52" translates to "Error Wendover"


Swear to got you were going to say “this new ear was made possible by: RAID SHADOW LEGENDS.


BTW, this isn't me making fun of Sam's pronunciation, but does anyone know how VirusBlokAda is supposed to be pronounced? Maybe he's right? Or maybe it's like Block-EY-da? Or maybe like BLOCK-uh-duh? Block Ey Dee Ey? I don't really get it.


But it didn't actually  get in. The facility was actually destroyed diferently.


This is so alarmist and inaccurate. They do not understand how works, and how the windows related cybersecurity industry works.


This new era was made possible and perhaps more importantly, made profitable by Skillshare? Oh my science; too much YouTheTube today me thinks.


How does this affect the trout population


There is a really good documentary about Stuxnet called "Zero Days" that will terrify you.


Did the hackers learn this on Skillshare?


I sure hope cyberwarfare won't affect the production of Toyota Corolla.


Always said that anti-virus compagnies makes the virus....


I can't be bothered to decode the hexadecimal error code on the video thumbnail. Can someone else do it for me?


Existential just means of or related to existence. Who wrote existential proportions? Lol


If anyone hasn't seen the series Mr. Robot, watch it.


Welp, thanks for helping me sleep at night...


government or otherwise, are obviously the easiest targets.


Iran did it to itself, as per Russia's version of everything...


But...the real question is...when, will, you change...your cadence...


two girls, one usb drive<br>the race to bate is on bois

two girls, one usb drive
the race to bate is on bois


Might be a cyber warfare but at least Windows is not the only thing around.


He said "Siemens" and "Released its payload". Sorry, just had to point that out.


My like made it go from 9.9k to 10k I feel important.


I’ve been a long time subscriber, and I had no idea you are Sam from the Money show by Tom Scott until just now!


Nice video but the info is old af and well known


17:29
Someone was bored and ran "ls -R /"


get Jay Anthony Franke to read this and boom, you've got Deus Ex


"This new era was made possible by... Squarespace"

My anticipative mental algorithms have become deeply honed


Does this setback fallout 5 development?


This new Era was made possible by ... squarespace


this vid is meant for people way smarter than me


Praetoria. That "pi" from a Sandra Bullock's movie


When can we buy your Wendover brand computers?


You should’ve cited your sources… instead of just shamelessly summarizing Countdown to Zero Day.


I like the thumbnail "Error: WENDOVER" :D


Zero-Days are not called 'holes'.  It's the term coined for 'zero-days' before the occurrence of the actual injection.  Did you actually research this topic or just pull it out of the seat of your pants?


Old news, some of your viewers weren't even alive when this happened


You can turn off the monitor when you listen to this video.


How does this effect logistics????????????


This video is why your boring retail job is forcing you to choose longer, more complex computer passwords more regularly, airgap the computers controlling the aircon, fridges, cctv, sound systems and alarms seperately, have technicians coming in to stores to open tills and physically unplug unused USB ports and why you can no longer install new printers, set default printers or even open the settings apps on any work device, can't access anything on the C drive but have access only to the share drive on the network and can't access the Internet except for specific, limited times, limited computers, predefined websites with a separate password and only after logging a call to IT before hand. It means you can't receive any email attachments more than 2mb and only specifically shaped USB sticks will fit into the few pcs with covered active ports, and only once they've been couriered to It to be scanned and couriered back. It makes work complicated, but it means that there's only like 5 people somewhere in head office tasked with screening wild data before allowed on the intranet. It's a wild world, but just like every store has a generator, 5000l water tank, sprinklers and dual controlled keys for all the doors and a team of employees on standby to deal with strikes and vans to transport staff during public transport strikes, to ensure trade continues despite infrastructure breakdown, you have to start thinking about IT in the same way - as critical infrastructure with backups available at all times. And the private sector, even retail companies are thinking about it very seriously - its time for governments to do so as well. Its expensive to refit doors and put rubber moulding around the bottom and wooden shelves around door handles to prevent handles being shimmied open and rivit plates over the hinge screws, but companies do that for security so why not pay the same attention to IT threats.


yesss a new video, i’ve never been this early for an upload lol. i love you


Hey you can't reuse B-roll of the backside of a Cisco 9300 series switch, Wendover. That's illegal.


This will affect the trout population....wait no they don't have computers


The newest warefar is the warefar such as Havana syndrome. Body manipulation, thought manipulation.


@2:24 i thought he was going to transition into the sponsor :skillshare


My my my, you are talking about my line of work...sort of lol


say "By this channels sponsor, Wix" I know the sponsor is not wix, and I have no idea why that popped into my head, but it did.


Half an hour in and barely 25k views, <100 comments?  Is YouTube having a notification hiccup again?  Or are people actually holding back from commenting before the video is done?


why the computers of nuclear centrifuge have a usb port 🤦🏻♂


yo viendo esto, y hace unos dias los rusos hackearon mi pais XD

We were warned in die hard 4, but no one watched the movie...


Kind of annoying that you never defined "0 day".  It sort of sounds like you don't actually know what that term means?  You say "0 days become worthless essentially the instant they're discovered", but you should have said "0 days stop being 0 days once they're discovered".

IDK it sounds like you just think "0 day" is a term for a really important bug?


Russia have been victim of these exploits because of the war.


Stuxnet is such an amazing story.  It definitely serves as proof of the rise of cyber warfare.


02:18 This new era was made possible by Square space

I just noticed I wasn't the first to comment this. Oh well.


Americans watching this video "Are we the baddies??"


I get emails , supposedly from Microsoft, that says that Moscow, Russia has hacked my PC.


is as we focus on the next big problem to deal with, and the one after that, and the one after that.


What a time to suffer paranoid schizophrenia...


Wendover was on the Daily Show anyone see?


Lol, was this inspired by DW or was that just a coincidence?


Does Nebula/CuriosityStream accept paypal?


Why listen to someone that doesn't know what a zero day is about anything cyber security related?


Mid February, out of the blue, I was suddenly flooded with security vulnerabilities in Software I work on. Some unknown actors seemingly decided to suddenly throw in all they had. Or all they wanted to give up by attacking on full blast.<br>It was frightening, and if that wasn't all they had, but only all they didn't care about hiding anymore, the future will be even more frightening.

Mid February, out of the blue, I was suddenly flooded with security vulnerabilities in Software I work on. Some unknown actors seemingly decided to suddenly throw in all they had. Or all they wanted to give up by attacking on full blast.
It was frightening, and if that wasn't all they had, but only all they didn't care about hiding anymore, the future will be even more frightening.


Bad description of what a zero day bug is. And saying bugs are worthless upon discovery is wrong. You probably have some cooperation between allies and it's not all or nothing. As well as a lot of software (not just the big names mentioned here) doesn't have easy ways of mitigation (e.g. patches). You think 58% of computers in Iran were patched the following day as the bug was discovered?


Hey I've got a question for you, why can't Maths be used to win the lottery? Now I'm nowhere near smart enough to even begin to come up with an answer and explanation why for either answer but considering maths has an answer for everything else, then why not the lottery?

@Mat Atacks Ahh. Ok.  Ya, I am talking about statistical odds. To be honest, Im just a normal guy, so I could be wrong too.

@Gt Bkts Good to know but I believe your referring to figuring out statistical odds in scratch tickets working against the game when I talking about using maths to figure out the lotteries like the Powerball or Mega millions. Predicting the most likely number that would be drawn next. Now I know that if given all the variables from the exact size shape of the balls to the exact weight plus the way each ball reacts to the air could maths then tell the next 6 numbers that would be drawn? I think it could within a certain percentage maybe somewhere around 80% or more likelihood but I suck at maths so I could be completely wrong

Math can be used to win the lottery. Alot of people have used math to win the lottery. But the lottery works off of odds. So, you can still get unlucky.


Pretty sure you and real life lore are the same person


Begging Americans to say "e-rahn" instead of "eye-ran"


—  Ƹνα ♡ Ѵєԍα  —


What was with the random footage of Tokyo's metro?


Here is a way to get rid of the problem. Linux and open source.


I seriously doubt this will be seen but the background music is very very distracting. I watched about two minutes on nebula before I stopped watching. It sounded like a cool topic but I can’t get past the music.


We were warned in die hard 4, but no one watched the movie...


The real og know that this video was taken down before


Sam       No one has accepted credit for creating Stuxnet

Rando basement dude.          Oh shoot I forgot about that


Stuxnet was awesome! Iran should never get Nuclear anything!


Error code in the thumbnail is a MAC address lol


my video preview skipped 10 seconds into the video and i thought this was gta 5 online footage


it wasn't the military, but intelligence agencies.<br>Lots of filler words....like you're struggling to write a 2,000 word essay out of 1,200 words of information.

it wasn't the military, but intelligence agencies.
Lots of filler words....like you're struggling to write a 2,000 word essay out of 1,200 words of information.


This is why we will never be able to get rid of using paper files...ever. At least, until the people of the world start to get along as a whole. Respecting each other's cultures and religions and every person's rights which considering how many civil wars are going on around the world and how many religions "hate" other religions and cultures "hate" other cultures and yes...races "hating" other races. We will be forever stuck in this cycle. Respecting each other's choices and rights is the only way this ends peacefully. So...never because humans be humaning.


Cyber warfare isn't absolutely terrifying or anything, no not at all...


no, no.. it's a problem with windows code!


I find how you say 2010 threw 2099 VERY OFFENSIVE and swear word notices at 12:58 and 15:37 and 15:51 and 16:11 and 16:13 and 16:31 and 16:38 and 16:55 and you swear way too much


anyone think of war games when they see this video


Galatians 5:22-23

New International Version

22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, 23 gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law.

☯𝐈𝐦𝐨𝐨𝐠𝐢𝐘𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐨𝐟𝐋𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭☯


My Nation uses only paper. Enjoy your digital crap.


3:19

What in the actual __ is wrong with this dude's hand?

3:19

What in the actual ____ is wrong with this dude's hand?


This is why some DoD computers still only use floppy disks


Twitter is the largest cyber warfare human opinion steering effort ever.


Only took 7 and a half minutes to name Stuxnet, lol.


Imagine if only imperialist America just leaved the Middle East alone.


I think Sam accidentally posted this on the wrong channel


what's the correct pronunciation of Iran: Ee-ran or Eye-ran? Debate


I am sad and converted the thumbnails Hexadecimal to ASCII text, spoiler alert: "WENDOVER"


there is easy fix . .
this mal ware . . it not only do centrifuge but it wears out battery in cell phone; it wears out CPU in computer; RAM; erode flash drive; wear out cars; airplanes; faster than intended; and so on; all from personal experiences; i been observing in past 30 yrs; since hackers hacked my computer;
this is not news to me; i've known about its potential for 30 yrs;
so if i was affected nation i'd worry about how its cell phone battery cpu usb thumb drive can be made to erode; and affecting nation's economy than unlikely scenario this war is coming;
i am wiling to bet no one counted damages its doing; to not scanned data to cell phone desk top cpu to be over clocked and cooked; to stop computer from functioning is how i'd done it; but thats just me;


I hope the Iranians running the nuclear program don't see this


3:29 r u sure? lemme write a hello world to make sure...


the usa pip line was Stopped for the payment system stop working


I’m so early cyberwarfare isn’t here yet


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I’m a little sad that I already knew that the US had used a virus on the Iranian nuclear project, because I can imagine the first half of this video with the suspense of not knowing about the virus, along with the huge payoff in finding out it was used on a NUCLEAR FACILITY must have been huge 👌 One of the few times it sucks to be a fan of YouTube edu videos lol


NSA and Mossad were directly responsible.


The united states doesn't have a concerning human record right guys 😲😳😳


haha our memes are in ur base -The Russians


existential, you keep using that word, i do not think it means what you think it means


from internet: "The term "zero-day" refers to the fact that the vendor or developer has only just learned of the flaw – which means they have “zero days” to fix it. A zero-day attack takes place when hackers exploit the flaw before developers have a chance to address it."


me trying create script be encrypted reverse encrypted  math.


(John 3:16,17) "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him should not perish, but should have eternal life. For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world might be saved through Him." (Romans 10:9,10) "That if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your that God has raised Him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart, man believeth unto righteousness and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation."


No geneva convention, but we can see which animal attacked healthcare


Matthew 25:31-46

New International Version

The Sheep and the Goats

31 “When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, he will sit on his glorious throne. 32 All the nations will be gathered before him, and he will separate the people one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats. 33 He will put the sheep on his right and the goats on his left.

34 “Then the King will say to those on his right, ‘Come, you who are blessed by my Father; take your inheritance, the kingdom prepared for you since the creation of the world. 35 For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, 36 I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.’

37 “Then the righteous will answer him, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink? 38 When did we see you a stranger and invite you in, or needing clothes and clothe you? 39 When did we see you sick or in prison and go to visit you?’

40 “The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’

41 “Then he will say to those on his left, ‘Depart from me, you who are cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels. 42 For I was hungry and you gave me nothing to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me nothing to drink, 43 I was a stranger and you did not invite me in, I needed clothes and you did not clothe me, I was sick and in prison and you did not look after me.’

44 “They also will answer, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry or thirsty or a stranger or needing clothes or sick or in prison, and did not help you?’

45 “He will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me.’

46 “Then they will go away to eternal punishment, but the righteous to eternal life.”

☯𝐈𝐦𝐨𝐨𝐠𝐢𝐘𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐨𝐟𝐋𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭☯


How many Toyota Corolla's worth of crashes could one of these virii cause?


Every voice you hear is Satan, he came to this Earth first and, mastered nature and, found out how to put his neurons into animals to trick the masses into doing evil. "Now the serpent was more subtil than any beast of the field which the LORD God had made. And he said unto the woman, Yea, hath God said, Ye shall not eat of every tree of the garden?" This means everything is really just God testing you because, it states in his first book of Genisis "Now the serpent was more subtil than any beast of the field which the LORD God had made. And he said unto the woman, Yea, hath God said, Ye shall not eat of every tree of the garden? Satan was "beast of the field which the LORD God had made." So if the Lord God made the Serpent, which is Satan. Then that means your Lord God is "Superior Satan" in Heaven because, God did one crime against nature. He had sex with, Mother Darkness, our mother without asking her first and, did not marry Mother Darkness. The first husband and, wife that God had ordained by bodily, rib sacrifice is Adam and, Eve. So God doing whatever he wants to our Mother sky, Galexy and, Mother darkness was a space crime unto our "Intergalactic Dark Galaxy". Satan is Senpai our higher athoriated classmate because, he is the Angelic brother who came to this Earth first and, adopted the responsibility of Opresser to the masses. Our satanic Senpai Satan is just teaching you in this big nature Earth to not become like him because, Satan is the complete "Opposite of God"! He never raped anyone with the spirit amen.


lol, made stuxnet to retaliate against an ex-gf who happened to be Iranian. Was only supposed to target her laptop. oops.


Already at 01:00 and you just know its israel


How do people even find viruses? Not like u can just do a file search for 'viruses'?


Acts 2:17-21

New International Version

17 “‘In the last days, God says,

    I will pour out my Spirit on all people.

Your sons and daughters will prophesy,

    your young men will see visions,

    your old men will dream dreams.

18 Even on my servants, both men and women,

    I will pour out my Spirit in those days,

    and they will prophesy.

19 I will show wonders in the heavens above

    and signs on the earth below,

    blood and fire and billows of smoke.

20 The sun will be turned to darkness

    and the moon to blood

    before the coming of the great and glorious day of the Lord.

21 And everyone who calls

    on the name of the Lord will be saved.’[a]

☯𝐈𝐦𝐨𝐨𝐠𝐢𝐘𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐨𝐟𝐋𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭☯


MedMen now offering Trademark Franchising with Tilray backing! Marijuana and Marijuana stocks will increase in value because people will buy more Marijuana because of wartime stress. Buy.stock.MMNFF


This is the one area of warfare in which I have ever-decreasing confidence that the US will be able to stand up to China in long run.


Anyone else's immersion get broken whenever the narrator says "EYE-RAN". It's so American, and throws off the otherwise very professional video


why the hell does youtube keep unsubscribing me?!


16:11 Remember: Sony it self is a rootkit distributor


Repent to Jesus Christ
“Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance.”
James 1:2-3 NIV
It’s

Seek Him with all your heart and you will find Him


Why is Israel always involved when something horrible is going on?


दिया एक लपाड़ा तो सब भूल जायेगा अभी stuxnet-stuxnet 😡


To think, people actually believe America is behind in cyberwarfare.


18:44 Henri Coandă - Otopeni Airport near Bucharest, Romania


@systems yes Half as Interesting and Wendover Productions are both narrated by Sam Denby


He that is unjust, let him be unjust still: and he which is filthy, let him be filthy still: and he that is righteous, let him be righteous still: and he that is holy, let him be holy still. And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be.   (Revelation 22:11-12)<br>- It's the last time. The Lord is coming soon. Believe in Jesus, repent and be saved.

He that is unjust, let him be unjust still: and he which is filthy, let him be filthy still: and he that is righteous, let him be righteous still: and he that is holy, let him be holy still. And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be.   (Revelation 22:11-12)
- It's the last time. The Lord is coming soon. Believe in Jesus, repent and be saved.


Hey! Did you know God is three in one!? The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit! Bless them!
Jesus died for our sins, rose from the dead, and gives salvation to everyone who believes in him and follows his commandants!

Have a blessed day, everyone! ❤

God heals depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, EVERYTHING, God literally heals my physical pain when I ask Him! Trust in God to heal ALL! He is your creator!
Lean not on man, you'll never be healed.

Know that there is power in the name Jesus Christ! His name casts out demons and heals! People are bothered by his name, for the world hates the truth and wants to continue living sinfully!!


This channel is actually very underrated


Iran attacked Israeli water facilities, trying to poison Israelis, luckily they failed, but I’m pretty dure you would have put it in this video if you were aware, super interesting!


Maybe, Just maybe, Jenna wasn't searching for landscapers on Google..  ...


18:46 as a literal war rages in Ukraine rn 🙄


When it comes to cyber warfare. <br>Russians and Chinese: We are the gods now.

When it comes to cyber warfare.
Russians and Chinese: We are the gods now.


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Please go back to speaking like you did in your videos from 2-3 years ago