Looks like Isreal is at it again,,, look out

Facing mounting concern about Iran's nuclear program, a top US and Israeli technical team has developed an improved computer "malworm" designed to take down all of Iran's computer software.

According to former and serving US intelligence officials, leaders of the three major software companies, Sergey Brin at Google, Steve Ballmer at Microsoft and Larry Ellison at Oracle have been working with Israel's top cyber warriors and have now come up with a new version of a Stuxnet-like worm that can bring down Iran's entire software networks if the Iranian regime gets too close to breakout, according to US intelligence sources.

This new version of Stuxnet was, until recently, seen as a tool to derail any notions of an Israel military surgical strike on Iran with the United States in a supporting role. During his visit to Israel, Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta carried a US message to Tel Aviv that President Barack Obama would not support a military strike on Iran, said a US official, who spoke under the condition of anonymity. Israeli plans for an attack had alarmed the National Security Council and the Senate Foreign Policy Committee when briefed on the Israeli proposal.

Since early June, US intelligence experts have warned of an Israeli attack on Iran before the UN meeting on the question of Palestinian statehood. Throughout the summer, US officials strenuously resisted the urgings of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a pre-emptive strike.