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U.S. Caught Creating Three New Cyberwar Viruses

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In about of Orwellian double speaks the Obama administration touts cybersecurity while using it as cover to conduct cyber warfare.

As computer technology experts continue to be amazed and perplexed by the series of  cyber espionage masterpieces  which include Stuxnet, Flame and DuQu  researchers have discovered three more malicious viruses being used in the United States cyber warfare arsenal.

Watch: Exposed spyware linked to Stuxnet, secret US nuke reactor kill code

Researchers hope the discovery of the three new malware packages  code-named SP, SPE and IP being used to communicate with a vast cyberwarfare infrastructure will help provide additional clues in hunting down the source of this malware.

But as the creators of these viruses previously bragged in their online recruiting propaganda that it is the continual examination of these payloads through a microscopic lens that prevents researchers from seeing the big picture.

In fact the creators of these cyber warheads openly brag that these viruses – which have the ability to target everything from home electronics to prison security systems to nuclear power plans -  are nothing more than trivial payloads being used as pawns on a much grander global chessboard of cyber warfare infrastructure.

It is this exact arrogance displayed in their recruiting tools along with the deep ties of the recruiters to the US Military’s cybersecurity complex makes their role in creating these payloads so obvious.

Creators Tell What It Takes To Create A Stuxnet, Flame And Duqu

As more sophisticated cyber espionage tools are discovered the media is still hiding the big picture about what really behind these programs.

The arrogance shown in the military cyber complex recruiting video below and the deep of the recruiters to military industrial complex reveals those who are responsible for training some if not all of the operatives involved in the creation of the Stuxnet, Flame, and DuQu, and their variants.

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When researchers finally gather enough pieces of the puzzle to put together the big picture for themselves they will most certainly be amused that the culprits were standing in front of them the entire time.

Infowars has more on the discovery of the three new viruses.

U.S. Caught Creating Three New Viruses
Obama administration touts cybersecurity while conducting cyber warfare

Paul Joseph Watson
Infowars.com
Tuesday, September 18, 2012

While routinely touting the necessity for tighter controls over the Internet in the name of cybersecurity, the U.S. government has again been caught creating computer viruses to wage cyber warfare in the Middle East.

Researchers working for both Kaspersky and Symantec have separately discovered that the United States is almost certainly responsible for three new viruses that are being used in Lebanon and Iran to conduct espionage, having already been identified as the culprits behind the 2010 Stuxnet virus and this year’s closely related Flame virus.

Kaspersky and Symantec experts are still unsure as to what the newly discovered viruses are designed to do, but have confirmed that they are operating in the Middle East, including Iran and Lebanon, and that the, “approach to uploading packages and downloading data fits the profile of military and/or intelligence operations.”

The new viruses, programs code-named SP, SPE and IP, use malware packages that try to “communicate with command and control servers.” The new viruses could be offshoots of the Flame virus or completely different pieces of software.

“The findings are likely to bolster a growing view that the U.S. government is using cyber technology more widely than previously believed to further its interests in the Middle East,” reports Haaretz.

“The United States has already been linked to the Stuxnet Trojan that attacked Iran’s nuclear program in 2010 and the sophisticated Flame cyber surveillance tool that was uncovered in May.”

As the Washington Post reported earlier this year, the United States and Israel were also responsible for jointly developing the Flame virus, a huge malware assault that monitored Iran’s computer networks.

Despite months of inaccurate speculation blaming Russia or China for the outbreak of the 2010 Stuxnet virus, it was eventually admitted by the New York Times that, “US and Israeli intelligence services collaborated to develop a destructive computer worm to sabotage Iran’s efforts to make a nuclear bomb.”

The U.S. government’s continual efforts to develop computer viruses as a tool of cyber warfare might be more palatable were it not for the constant push by the executive and legislative branches to censor and regulate the Internet domestically in the name of cybersecurity.

Urging President Obama last month to pass an executive order that critics have denounced as another federal power grab over the Internet, Senator Jay Rockefeller justified the EO by claiming it was needed “to protect this country from the cyber threat,” even as the U.S. simultaneously launches aggressive cyber warfare campaigns against other countries.

Indeed, viruses created by the United States and Israel have even been cited as proof that restrictive cyber security legislation needs to be rubber stamped – by the very same government allied with the intelligence networks creating the viruses.

As we reported back in 2011, despite initial evidence clearly indicating the U.S. and Israel were behind the Stuxnet attack, a fact that was subsequently confirmed, major news websites still parroted the official narrative that Russia or China were to blame, even going to the lengths of ridiculing anyone who suggested otherwise as paranoid conspiracy theorists.

While claiming that it needs more power over the world wide web to prevent the spread of hostile computer viruses that could cripple U.S. infrastructure and sensitive networks, the U.S. government itself is creating those very same computer viruses to spy on and attack infrastructure and sensitive networks in other countries.

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Paul Joseph Watson is the editor and writer for Prison Planet.com. He is the author of Order Out Of Chaos. Watson is also a regular fill-in host for The Alex Jones Show and Infowars Nightly News.

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