The Stuxnet worm may have a new target. The now-infamous malware was possibly built to sabotage Iran's nuclear program, while
North Korea has unveiled a new uranium enrichment plant that might share components with Iran's facilities. Are Pyongyang's centrifuges vulnerable?
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