A clever (and realistic) title to a report from Siemens on discovering a worm meant specificly for industrial plants.

It seems to be factual; not sure if 'fair' is an issue. Scary is. What it doesn't go into, probably because of security concerns (?) is how successful the antidotes (if that's the word) are, and what preventive measures are possible.

I like the author's self-identified attitude that "threats of 'cyberwarfare' waged through the public internet are the stuff of Hollywood schlock and patriotic pulp fiction". I think in general he's right about this particular threat. The conflict between security and usefulness is always vexing. The Stuxnet seems to have been propagated by a desire to make monitoring of data center equipment very easy. But somehow the application was corrupted. More attention to security could, perhaps, have avoided it, but how many hoops are busy Data Center managers going to jump through?

Fear inducing to to average reader, however the techno-junkie will know the effects of such viruses are far from our current capabilities. The article is thought provoking however.