At Bletchley Park, codebreakers silently shaped history, cracking the unbreakable. Decades later, a new kind of code emerged—not to reveal secrets, but to destroy.

In 2010, experts uncovered Stuxnet, the world’s first digital weapon, designed to silently sabotage Iran’s nuclear program. A cyberwarfare ghost, it rewrote the rules of conflict—proving that in the digital age, the most dangerous attacks leave no trace.

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