Stuxnet - the malware the US and Israel created to disable Iran’s nuclear program - has been credited with bringing the world into the age of cyberwar. But how did that malware get into Natanz nuclear facility, one of the most protected places on Earth? Here’s the story of Erik van Sabben, the Dutch spy without whom Stuxnet would not have been possible.

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0:00 Intro
01:36 Creating Stuxnet
05:18 The Stuxnet Agent
08:46 Investigation

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Credits:
Producer: Silva Rindzevičiūtė
Writer: Valius Venckūnas
Video Editing: Lukas Margelis
Additional Video Editing/Animation: Povilas Stonkus
Narration: Ben Mitchell
Thumbnail: Aurimas Danius
Supervising Producer: Aušra Venckutė

All the sources we used in this video can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1d...

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