Stuxnet Explained: The Birth of Cyber Warfare

Stuxnet wasn’t just a virus — it was the dawn of a new era in global conflict. In this in-depth documentary, we explain how Stuxnet changed the face of modern warfare , marking the first time a digital attack caused real-world physical destruction. Developed in secret by the United States and Israel, this cyber weapon was unleashed to disrupt Iran’s nuclear program by targeting centrifuges deep inside a fortified facility. But its success came with unintended consequences — exposing the vulnerabilities of critical infrastructure and triggering a global arms race in cyber warfare. Through expert analysis, rare footage, and intelligence insights, we break down how Stuxnet worked, who built it, and why its legacy still shapes national security today. If you're fascinated by true cyber threats, espionage, or the evolution of 21st-century warfare, hit subscribe, ring the bell, and join us as we uncover the hidden battles of the digital age.