How Stuxnet changed cyber warfare, and why it still matters in the Age of AI
The Stuxnet malware, discovered in 2010, revolutionized cyber warfare by demonstrating that malicious code could physically damage critical infrastructure, rather than just stealing data. This marked a significant shift in offensive cyber capabilities, laying the groundwork for current AI-assisted cyber operations. As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, understanding Stuxnet's impact remains crucial for addressing modern cyber threats.