This is an in-depth, revealing report, full of intriguing details that were not widely available before. The one area in which this article was seriously lacking was in its coverage of how the media have handled the Stuxnet story to date; it does not muse, as I do, on the arduous process of how Israel's principal involvement in the cyber attack came to be public knowledge.

A thorough but easy-to-read summary of what we know (or suspect) about Stuxnet to date. It also briefly considers what the implications of US involvement in this project might be. This story is likely to continue unfolding for some time to come, but this is a good snapshot of where we are right now.

Well, a scoop, maybe. The report was detailed, shows context and enterprising. This is why NYT is one of the best. I'm with Jon however as to how Israel managed to be out of focus of the media regarding this frontier of usage of technology to bar Iran from being a nuclear nation. Well, Israel deserve to be praised for showing their smartness on two counts: they've overpowered the intel community and the media; and they've the technology.

I wish the writers noticed why Windows is unsuitable for production environments.