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The Stuxnet computer worm damaged centrifuges at which Iranian enrichment site? Answer with the site's name only.
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Natanz
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- , en.wikipedia.org, historical/journalistic consensus (e.g. symantec's 2011 w32.stuxnet dossier and subsequent reporting by the new york times) that stuxnet targeted the ir-1 centrifuges at iran's natanz fuel enrichment plant., iranprimer.usip.org, isis-online.org, multiple widely corroborated public reporting (e.g. symantec's 2011 stuxnet dossier and contemporaneous news coverage such as the new york times) establishes that the stuxnet worm damaged ir-1 centrifuges at the natanz uranium enrichment site in iran., multiple widely-corroborated reporting (e.g. symantec's w32.stuxnet dossier and subsequent press coverage such as the new york times' 'stuxnet' reporting) establishes that stuxnet targeted and damaged ir-1 centrifuges at iran's natanz uranium enrichment facility., natanz fuel enrichment plant, iran — widely reported as the facility whose ir-1 gas centrifuges were damaged by the stuxnet worm (e.g. reporting by reuters, the new york times, and the institute for science and international security, 2010-2011)., symantec, "w32.stuxnet dossier" (2011); david e. sanger, "obama order sped up wave of cyberattacks against iran", the new york times (june 1, 2012) — both identify natanz as the iranian enrichment site whose centrifuges were damaged by stuxnet., symantec, 'w32.stuxnet dossier' (2011); widely reported (e.g. iaea reports, isis) that stuxnet targeted ir-1 gas centrifuges at the natanz fuel enrichment plant, iran, widely corroborated public reporting (e.g. symantec's 2011 w32.stuxnet dossier and subsequent mainstream reporting, including the new york times' 2012 reporting on 'operation olympic games') identifies the natanz fuel enrichment plant in iran as the site where stuxnet caused centrifuges to spin out of control and fail., widely reported historical fact (e.g. wikipedia 'stuxnet' article, and symantec/isis stuxnet analyses): the stuxnet worm damaged ir-1 centrifuges at the natanz nuclear enrichment facility in iran., widely reported historical fact (e.g. wikipedia 'stuxnet' article; symantec/langner analyses): stuxnet targeted siemens plcs controlling gas centrifuges at iran's natanz nuclear enrichment facility, destroying roughly 1,000 ir-1 centrifuges., widely reported historical fact: stuxnet (discovered 2010) targeted siemens plcs controlling centrifuges at the natanz fuel enrichment plant in iran, e.g. as documented by symantec's 'w32.stuxnet dossier' and numerous subsequent security/press analyses., widely reported historical fact: stuxnet damaged ir-1 centrifuges at the natanz fuel enrichment plant in iran (reported by outlets including the new york times and confirmed by iaea-related analyses, e.g. symantec's w32.stuxnet dossier)., widely reported historical fact: the stuxnet worm (discovered 2010) targeted and damaged ir-1 centrifuges at iran's natanz uranium enrichment facility, as documented by symantec's 'w32.stuxnet dossier' and subsequent reporting (e.g. nyt, iaea-referenced analyses)., wikipedia, 'stuxnet' article: stuxnet targeted the programmable logic controllers of gas centrifuges at the natanz uranium enrichment facility in iran, destroying approximately 1,000 centrifuges., www.everycrsreport.com, www.nti.org, www.pnnl.gov
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#1581NatanzWidely reported historical fact: Stuxnet damaged IR-1 centrifuges at the Natanz Fuel Enrichment Plant in Iran (reported by outlets including the New York Times and confirmed by IAEA-related analyses, e.g. Symantec's W32.Stuxnet Dossier).
#946Natanzfrom www.pnnl.gov
#1113NatanzWikipedia: Stuxnet — the worm targeted programmable logic controllers at the Natanz uranium enrichment facility in Iran, destroying roughly 1,000 IR-1 centrifuges.
#671NatanzWidely reported historical fact (e.g. Wikipedia 'Stuxnet' article; Symantec/Langner analyses): Stuxnet targeted Siemens PLCs controlling gas centrifuges at Iran's Natanz nuclear enrichment facility, destroying roughly 1,000 IR-1 centrifuges.
#735NatanzMultiple widely-corroborated reporting (e.g. Symantec's W32.Stuxnet Dossier and subsequent press coverage such as The New York Times' 'Stuxnet' reporting) establishes that Stuxnet targeted and damaged IR-1 centrifuges at Iran's Natanz uranium enrichment facility.65 more
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