Iran denies computer virus affected nuclear plant

Iran insisted today that its nuclear project was not affected by a mystery computer virus attack.

Iran denies computer virus affected nuclear plant
Tue, 23 Nov, 2010 - 11:40

Iran insisted today that its nuclear project was not affected by a mystery computer virus attack.

It said the worm known as Stuxnet had not caused any damage but accused the West of being behind it.

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