CIA-Mossad's 'Operation Olympic Games': How Stuxnet Virus Crippled Iran's Nuclear Ambitions

• 'Operation Olympic Games' was a secret US-Israel cyber operation to sabotage Iran's nuclear program.
• The sophisticated Stuxnet malware, developed jointly, targeted centrifuges at Iran's Natanz facility.
• Stuxnet was deployed in June 2009, following authorization to the CIA, to disrupt uranium enrichment.
• A replica of Iran's facility at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, USA, helped develop Stuxnet to destroy centrifuges covertly.
• The malware, initially slowing progress, later became more aggressive, spreading beyond Natanz due to its nature.